The Post Graduate Diploma in Cyber Security and Homeland Security is a comprehensive programme that broadens expertise across cybersecurity, homeland security, and critical infrastructure protection. The programme is built in collaboration with national agencies. It enables students to integrate foundational concepts with advanced operational skills, including ethical hacking and digital forensics, SCADA/ICS security, cyber threat intelligence, and emergency response planning.
The curriculum places a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and equips students with a real-world understanding of the threat landscape and the frameworks shaping India's internal security architecture. This holistic approach prepares graduates for immediate deployment into critical roles across government, PSUs and national security organisations. By integrating advanced cyber capabilities with homeland security imperatives, this programme positions graduates to contribute to India's cyber defence and internal security actively.
Total Credits: 44 Credits (as per UGC CCFPP and NCrF framework)
A student who has passed a 3-year undergraduate degree (level 5.5, a total of 120 credits) shall be eligible for admission to 1-year PG Diploma programmes.
School of Sciences,
JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)
#34, 1st Cross
J C Road
Bangalore - 560027
P: 8043430100
JAIN Knowledge Campus
# 44/4, District Fund Road
Jayanagar 9th Block Campus
Bangalore - 560069
P : +91 73376 13222
P : +91 80503 75445
Note: Each semester includes discipline-specific cores, skill enhancement courses, laboratory components, and practical training as per the approved curriculum.
1 Year (2 Semesters), full-time.
Yes. Bridge modules are provided in Semester I for non-technical backgrounds.
Yes, MoUs with empanelled organisations, State Cyber Cells, and industry partners ensure placement.
Yes, the syllabus is fully aligned with the requirements of CERT-In, NIA, IB, CAPF (Technical), NIC, and PSU cyber roles.
It is the only programme in India that merges cyber security with homeland security, multi-agency coordination, critical infrastructure protection, and direct national-security orientation.