In our MS in Criminal Justice program with a concentration in Computer Forensic Investigation, you can study advanced criminal justice theory and research, as well as develop knowledge of computer crime, technology, and investigative methods. With cybercrime continuing to rise, our concentration courses focus on investigation of digital crimes like hacking, online identity theft, cyberstalking, and cyberterrorism.
Taught by instructors with real-world experience and expertise, this 100% online criminal justice program is designed to accommodate working professionals. Courses are built to be interactive and collaborative.
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Success in this program requires having the patience to solve complex technical problems, persisting through obstacles until reaching a resolution. This program offers many opportunities to work and communicate with instructors and classmates, but you are also expected to be responsible, motivated, and able to work independently. Even with the support of our instructors and staff, time management will be needed for balancing coursework with other obligations. Building strong time management skills will help you to juggle your course load.
Excellent communication, critical thinking, and decision-making skills will also be a focus of this program. With so much on the line in important cases, knowing how to speak and write for a variety of audiences is vital in the criminal justice and computer forensics areas.
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The thing we like most about attending South College is the amazing instructors we have had who encourage us in school, help whenever needed, and always go the extra mile for their students. If we decide to further our degree we are going to come back to South College.
- Amanda and Breanna Brown, Associate of Science in Criminal Justice
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