Here's the requirements for GATech's standard Cybersecurity MS:

    Core:
     
    CS 6035	Intro To Info Security	
    PUBP/CS/MGT 6725 Info Security Policies	
    CS/ECE/PUBP 6727 Cyber Sec Practicum	
    Elective (CS/PUBP/ECE 6000-level)	
     
    Tech Specialization:
    CS 6260 Applied Cryptography	
    CS 6238 Secure Computer Systems	
    CS 6262 Network Security	
    CS 6265 Information Security Lab	
    Any 2:
    CS 6210 Adv Operating Systems	
    CS 6250 Computer Networks	
    CS 6255 Network Management	
    CS 6300 Software Dev Process	
    CS 6310 Software Arch & Design	
    CS 6340 Software Analysis & Test	
    CS 6365 Intro Enterprise Comput.	
    CS 6390 Programming Languages	
    CS 6400 DB Sys Concepts& Design	
    CS 6675 Advance Internet Comput	
    CS 7210 Distributed Computing	
    CS 7230 Software Dsgn,Impl& Eval	
    CS 7260 Internet Arch& Protocols	
    CS 7270 Networked Apps&Services	
    CS 7292 Reliable Secure Comparch	
    CS 8803 Mobile Applications and Services
     
    Energy Systems Specialization:	
    ECE 8813 Smart Grids	
    ECE 8813 Introduction to Cyber-Physical Electric Energy Systems	
    ECE 8813 Introduction to Cyber-Physical Systems Security	
    ECE 8803 Computational Aspects of Cyber-Physical Systems	
    And any 2:
    ECE 6550 Linear Sys and Controls	
    ECE 6607 Computer Comm Networks	
    ECE 6615 Sensor Networks	
    ECE 6102 Dependable Distribut Sys	
    ECE 6320 Power Sys Ctrl&Operation	
    ECE 6323 Power System Protection	
    ECE 8813 Advanced Computer Security
    ECE 8813 Network Forensics
     
    Policy Specialization:	
    Select 4 courses:	
    PUBP 6502 IT/Comm/Telecom Policy	
    MGT 6726 Privacy Tech Policy Law	
    PUBP 6111 Internet & Public Policy	
    INTA 6014 Scenario and Path Gaming	
    INTA 8803 Data Analytics and Security
    PUBP 6501 Information Policy & Mgt	
    INTA 8803 Challenge of Terrorism in Democratic Societies
    And any 2: 
    PUBP 6701 Energy Technol & Policy	
    PUBP 6014 Organization Theory	
    PUBP 6401 Sci,Tech & Public Policy	
    INTA 6103 International Security	
    INTA 6015 Technology& Military Org

I'm pretty meh about this. In particular: when we think about the "cybersecurity talent shortage" (I don't believe that one exists, but whatever), we're thinking about what this degree program considers "technical specialization" roles. I don't look at that course list and think of a consistent cohort of people it produces that are especially ready to take on jobs in my field.

I'm also: why do they make Cybersecurity MS candidates take that pointless Applied Cryptography class? I read the lecture slides for it, and, like most university crypto classes, it's "just enough cryptography to make you dangerous, with just enough math notation to make you think you learned something really hard that you didn't really learn".

The MS core classes are an intro to computer security that might be workable as a 100-level class in a serious CS program, a "policies" class that looks just absolutely deadly (1 week on "HIPAA, GLBA, FISMA", then a week on the "NIST cybersecurity framework", then a week on "cybercrime and cyberwar"), and a capstone independent study program.

My advice: get an internship and skip the MS. They'll pay you to learn this stuff.