VIT Bhopal opens applications for International Master in Cybersecurity Management with POLIMI GSoM Italy
Vishnukumar V | August 26, 2026 | 09:11 PM IST | 2 mins read
12-month India-Italy programme combines cybersecurity training with business and management. Applications will close on August 31.
Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) Bhopal University has opened applications for its inaugural International Master's in Cybersecurity Management, a 12-month postgraduate programme offered in collaboration with Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI) Graduate School of Management (GSoM), Milan. Applications for the September 2026 intake will remain open until August 31, 2026.
The programme follows a 6+6 India-Italy model, with students spending the first six months at the VIT Bhopal campus and the next six months at POLIMI GSoM in Milan. The programme aims to combine technical cybersecurity skills with business and management knowledge.
During the first six months in India, students will build their technical foundation in cybersecurity . The second phase in Italy will focus on connecting technology with strategic business and management skills, according to VIT Bhopal University.
VIT Bhopal Cybersecurity Master's Programme: Curriculum
The curriculum covers areas including cybersecurity, cyber risk management, governance and compliance, digital innovation, cyber threat analysis, digital forensics, penetration testing and software vulnerability testing.
Students will also study business continuity and strategic decision-making. The programme includes a final internship or company project, allowing students to work on real-world business challenges and gain practical industry experience.
Speaking about the programme, Ajay Kumar Phulre, Assistant Professor, VIT Bhopal University, said, "Cybersecurity has become one of the most critical priorities for organisations across the world. This partnership with POLIMI GSoM provides our students with unprecedented access to international education , modern teaching methodologies, and global industry connections."
He added that combining technical knowledge with business management would help prepare graduates for leadership roles in the digital sector.
VIT Bhopal-POLIMI GSoM Programme: Eligibility
Graduates and final-year students from engineering, computer science , information technology, BCA, BSc computer science/IT and related disciplines can apply for the programme.
The course will be delivered in English. The admission process will include online application, document verification and academic evaluation.
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On successful completion, students will receive a Master's Diploma from POLIMI GSoM and VIT Bhopal, along with a 1st Level University Specialising Master's Degree from Politecnico di Milano, recognising their specialised training in cybersecurity management.
The programme is designed to prepare graduates for roles such as security operations centre managers, security architects, ICT security specialists and cybersecurity managers.
According to VIT Bhopal, the programme combines the university's technology education and industry exposure with POLIMI GSoM's international academic environment and business management expertise.
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