Ike Rolader is a first-year Masters student at the Georgia Institute of Technology, pursuing a degree in Cybersecurity with an estimated graduation date of Spring 2028. He earned his B.S. in Computer Science, double minoring in Cybersecurity and Political Sciecne from Clemson University after starting his college career at Arizona State University.
Ike’s current studies involve Computer Science, Security, and Political Issues. He has studied abroad in Europe where he learned about International Politics and Cybersecurity at L’Université Catholique de Lyon, and the University of Cambridge. He enjoys the collaboration and problem solving on Cybersecurity challenges and competitions.
Ike believes pursuing a Masters in Cybersecurity will teach him the advanced skills to prepare him for high-level careers. Studying in both the U.S. and Europe gives him expertise for government and private sector companies. Ike is studying to have the skillset needed to secure a job that combines his interests in politics and policies with cybersecurity, such as a Security Analyst or Cybercrime investigator.
Ike’s current studies involve Computer Science, Security, and Political Issues. He has studied abroad in Europe where he learned about International Politics and Cybersecurity at L’Université Catholique de Lyon, and the University of Cambridge. He enjoys the collaboration and problem solving on Cybersecurity challenges and competitions.
Ike believes pursuing a Masters in Cybersecurity will teach him the advanced skills to prepare him for high-level careers. Studying in both the U.S. and Europe gives him expertise for government and private sector companies. Ike is studying to have the skillset needed to secure a job that combines his interests in politics and policies with cybersecurity, such as a Security Analyst or Cybercrime investigator.