The second highest for IBeshnik. Where to go?

Question

IT education

Experience in IT - 6 years, in information security - 1 year. The first higher education is applied informatics in economics. The question arose about obtaining a second higher education in the field of information security, of course, in absentia. I want to get not only knowledge, but also a diploma that will be quoted in the Russian Federation.
There are many universities in Russia, the same number of reviews, positive and not very. Of course, I want to study somewhere in the Volga region, closer to home.
Z.Y. Yes, many people say that I won’t get knowledge by correspondence, and it’s better to go to full-time education. But there is no way to go to full-time.

Answer 1

Do you really need a degree? Do you plan to protect information in state authorities? If not, then I see no point - educational programs on information security in our universities, to put it mildly, are not very good.
My IMHO - it's better to do self-education, and spend the saved money on some kind of foreign certification, such as CEH, CISA, CISM, CISSP, courses from offencivesecurity ... and thousands of them.
If you still need a diploma, then choose any university that you like.
Z.Y. GNII PTZI offers professional retraining courses.

Answer 2

If it’s really necessary, what with a crust, see the legal one, in order to understand information security issues, so to speak, to the end. But nothing prevents just self-education from doing the right things.

Answer 3

Received the first degree in the specialty coibas - comprehensive information security of automated systems.
In general, I agree with Anton F. and Disen that it is not necessary to study this at the university, except for the case when you plan to go to the state. structures or move up the career ladder, and in addition to knowledge, they also require a crust from you.
The material taught in universities, as a rule, is already outdated, and even what you can be taught in absentia is clearly not of interest to a potential employer. I think with 1 year of experience in the field of information security, you will not learn anything new there.
So what remains is self-education or special. courses.