Cybersecurity Law and Regulations - Module CE5041

Course Details

Course Code(s):

CE5041

Available:

Part-Time

Intake:

Autumn/Fall

Course Start Date:

Autumn

Duration:

12 Weeks

Award:

University Certificate of Study

Qualification:

6 ECTS Credits @ NFQ Level 9

Faculty: Electronic & Computer Engineering

Course Type: Professional/Flexible, Online

Fees: For Information on Fees, see section below.

Contact(s):

Name: Dr Lubna Luxmi Dhiarni
Email: Lubna.luxmi@ul.ie

for more information or to be notified when applications are open.

Brief Description

As Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) systems become increasingly interconnected, professionals need a clear understanding of the security standards, laws, and regulations that govern this convergence.

This 12-week, Level 9 micro-credential gives you the knowledge to navigate cybersecurity legislation, regulatory frameworks, and ethical practices relevant to OT/IT environments.

�۴ǳ�’l�� explore key reporting obligations, emerging threats, and the role of ethics in computing, helping you make informed, compliant decisions in your role.

This module is associated with the Operational Technology (OT) Security - Professional Diploma. It can be taken as a standalone University Certificate of Study (UCOS) module or as part of a pathway to a larger award.

During this module, you will:

Appraise the laws, regulations, policies, and ethics as they relate to cybersecurity and privacy.
Assess, manage, and apply the reporting standards relevant to Operational and Information Technologies.
Evaluate the threat landscape associated with IT/OT integration.
Demonstrate an understanding of the ethical issues associated with computing.

Key Information

This micro-credential will be delivered online over 12 weeks.

You will be assessed using continuous skill-based assignments provided by your lecturer and tutor with no final exam.

Part-time considerations:    

Designed for working professionals  
Evening or recorded lectures  
Additional prep and group work time  
Timetable provided after registration

To help you to be successful on this course:

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree ( Level 8) with at least a second-class honours, grade 2 (2:2) in a relevant discipline.
If applicants have a lower result or an unrelated qualification, they may be considered on a case-by-case basis if they can provide evidence of relevant work experience (Recognised Prior Learning).

Guidelines for your applications:

When applying, be sure to include the Module Code CE5041. We can’t process your application without it. You can apply for more than one module using the same application.
By applying, you confirm that you meet the entry requirements and can take part in the course and its assessments.
This course will go ahead if it meets minimum enrolment number.
Completing this module doesn’t guarantee you a place in a full programme. If you want to apply for a full programme, you must meet the specific entry requirements for that programme.

EU - €1,000

Further information on fees and payment of fees is available from the website. All fee related queries should be directed to the Student Fees Office (Phone: +353 61 213 007 or email student.fees.office@ul.ie).

Other funding

Find further information on funding and scholarships.

This micro-credential can lead to the following sectors and careers:

Cybersecurity compliance and governance roles within various industries
IT/OT integration roles focusing on regulatory standards
Data protection officers and privacy consultants
Progression to further study in cybersecurity law, data protection, or related fields

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