Information security technology and knowledge is not an independent discipline, it is part of the integrated science of IT. In other words, it begins with the basic scientific disciplines of logical mathematics and electromagnetism, then extending to computers, operating systems, software, networks, communication protocols, access control, operational technology, management, organisational theory, law, and even ethics. Therefore, IISEC has developed a curriculum based on the following four aspects of education and research on Information Security: "Technology", "Management and Administration", "Law", and "Information Ethics". We provide cross-disciplinary education from the perspective of information security.　More specifically, we offer a range of courses on information security related technologies, such as cryptography, the Internet, information systems and software, as well as information science, risk assessment, management theory, organisational governance, information morale, social and legal systems, and so on. We also provide detailed research guidance for all students, including both new graduates and mature students, based on individual backgrounds and future career plans.

Furthermore, in the Master's Course, there are two compulsory modules in order to develop a common image and a broad perspective on the overall picture of information security, as well as to pursue the knowledge necessary to promote their research, we have set up the following four courses: "Mathematical Science", "System Design", "Security/Risk Management", and "Cyber Security and Governance". Where appropriate, we also provide introductory training in academic writing and basic information science to strengthen their basic knowledge.
PhD students are also encouraged to take modules in the Master's programme if they wish, based on their research theme, and we support them in reinforcing their knowledge in a flexible manner.