With your two-year, online Master of Science in Cybercrime and Digital Investigation from Michigan State University, you'll be able to launch or advance a career investigating or responding to cybercrime in law enforcement, government, and private industry. Our fully online program's unique perspective is focused on the human aspects of cybercrime, including the offenders, victims, and threat response community. An IT background is not required to succeed in this program.

The Online M.S. in Cybersecurity with a Digital Forensics Specialization teaches you how to address ever-changing attack and infiltration techniques proactively. You'll gain advanced knowledge and hands-on experience in cyber intelligence, critical infrastructures, and investigative principles.

The CSWE-accredited online Master of Social Work from Campbellsville University's Carver School of Social Work prepares students for licensed social work practice. The forensic area of focus was specifically created for those interested in careers at the intersection of social work, criminal justice and social justice. When you graduate, you'll have the theoretical and practical background required to pursue roles like forensic social worker and case manager.

Carlow University's IACBE-accredited online Master of Science in Fraud and Forensics can be completed in just 12-14 months and readies learners with skills beyond accounting. Designed for busy professionals who want to make a difference, Carlow's master's in fraud and forensics is 100 percent online. Upon graduation, students are prepared to sit for the CFE exam and qualified for the 150 hours required to take the CPA exam.

The online Master of Social Work - Forensic Social Work program from Aurora University Online delivers the skills you need to apply social work expertise where it's needed in legal settings. Through an online classroom guided by expert educators, you'll prepare for professional advancement opportunities while discovering what it takes to stand up for vulnerable populations and make an impact in the lives of others through your career.

Computers are central to all aspects of our daily lives; as industries ranging from communications to banking have come to rely on them, the need for improved computer security has never been greater. This course focuses on two aspects of Cyber Security: analysis and assessment of risk plus how to minimise it, and how to extract and use digital information from a wide range of systems and devices. The course is structured so that as well as the core modules, students can choose option modules from either the Cyber Security or the Digital Forensics themes. Teaching methods include lab-based sessions, student-led tutorials and lectures by internal staff and guest speakers from the industry. Our courses are offered by friendly, highly experienced staff and benefit from the diverse specialist knowledge and skills within the School of Computer Science and Engineering. Assessments will be carried out mostly through practical or research-based coursework.

Forensic Sciences, that is, the application of scientific methods to legal questions, are an exciting, complex and multidisciplinary field of study. They use scientific principles (chemical, physical, biological, etc.) as well as social and legal sciences for the resolution of legal cases. There are a wide variety of fields of interest in relation to Forensic Sciences, from the research in the practice of dating corpses through sarcoprophagous fauna or pollen or ficological valuation to the most advanced technologies of vocal identification or analytical techniques.

This new MSc program equips you with the ability to excavate and analyse human remains. Learn the practical skills needed to recover human remains in the field. Gain the theoretical knowledge needed to reconstruct biological profiles from hard tissue, supported by laboratory based training.

This programme is designed to provide extensive training in the theory and practice of forensic toxicology and is taught by research-active academics and practitioners with specialist expertise. The content of the course is aligned with guidance from the United Kingdom and Ireland Association of Forensic Toxicologists on best practices in professional training and development in the field.

The Master’s of Forensic Investigative Psychology, Crime Analysis and Criminology from the European Forensic Institute prepares students for a successful career in crime analysis and investigative psychology globally, by equipping students with the specialized skills necessary to analyze crime, contribute to investigative and legal processes, and profile offenders.

Develop the specialist accounting skills and knowledge needed to pursue a career in forensic investigation and dispute resolution. MSc Forensic Accounting increase your knowledge of the legal framework as it relates to the law of evidence, Study a range of modules covering other forensic-related areas such as financial analysis and electronic crime

With globalisation and an increase in the frequency of people and goods circulating the world as well as the reach of criminal activities. This new reality together with the high impact of terrorist activities in modern society has created a need for the international community to dedicate resources and initiatives to prevent more sophisticated criminal activities.

The Masters of Science in Forensic Science is a 36 credit hour program of study designed to offer students both a global perspective and an opportunity for in-depth study at the graduate level in forensic science. The degree provides students with a fundamental understanding of the concepts and principles involved in the application of scientific techniques to forensic investigations and to the criminal justice system. Recent advances in basic scientific research have had a rapid and dramatic impact on these fields and it is only through an understanding of these critical scientific concepts that those in the legal system may be effective in criminal investigations and judicial proceedings. A graduate M.S. degree in Forensic Science offers a strong complement for people interested in a focus on criminal justice as related to major areas of study such as anthropology, biology, chemistry, physics, geology, psychology, engineering, journalism, education, medicine, and law.

The FEPAC-accredited Master of Forensic Science degree provides an understanding of the integration of forensic disciplines with the investigation of criminal activity, along with an overview of the analytic methods, procedures, equipment and data used by forensic specialists.  

There is currently a growing educational need in the field of Legal, Forensic and Criminological Psychopathology among professionals who exercise their profession in areas related to Mental Health. As an individual starting off in professional practice, everyone who undertakes their work in the field of legal medicine or must intervene in the forensic field as a specialist and deal with different psycho-pathological issues requires special theoretical and practical knowledge of this type of material.