Phd cyber criminology

How do I get a PhD in cybersecurity?
The PhD in Cybersecurity degree requires completion of at least 48 semester credit hours beyond a bachelor's degree.
Students who enter with an undergraduate degree will typically need four to five years to complete the program, and they will be awarded a master's degree en route to the PhD..
What can you do with a PHD in cybersecurity?
A Ph.
D. in cybersecurity prepares graduates for a variety of computing and IT career paths.
Potential jobs include information security analyst, computer and information research scientist, professor, and IT security director..
The postulates of the theory state: (1) persons with repressed criminal behavior (in physical space) have a propensity to commit crimes in cyberspace that they otherwise would not commit due to their status and position; (2) identity flexibility, dissociative anonymity, and lack of deterrence factors in cyberspace

Choosing Between Online and on Campus

There are unique benefits to both studying online and studying on campus.
Whether you want more flexibility or value in-person learning, it’s important to choose the right option for you.
Explore the difference between our Online MS in Cybercrime and Classroom-Based MA in Criminology programs.

Cybercrime Advisory Board

A team of distinguished professionals from industry, academia and government offer their expertise and guidance as advisory board members for the Master of Science in Cybercrime program.
For more information on the Cybercrime Advisory Board, click here.

What are the admissions requirements for a MS in Cyber Criminology?

Students pursuing the MS in Cyber Criminology (MS CC) degree will be admitted to and graduate from the Computer Science Department.
Thus, the minimal admissions requirements are (1) an undergraduate GPA of no less than 3.0 and (2) a score of 1000 or greater on the combined verbal and quantitative portions of the GRE.

What can I do with a cybercrime investigation & cybersecurity master's degree?

Graduates of cybercrime investigation and cybersecurity master's programs work for small and large businesses, government agencies and non-profit organizations.
They hold positions such as:

Cybercrime Investigator
Digital Forensic Examiner and Cybersecurity Specialist

What is Cyber Criminology?

Cyber Criminology:

Explore the current criminology theory and research as it relates to the social and behavioral aspects of cybercrime

Develop an understanding of the types and extent of crimes involving digital technologies.

What is MSU Cyber Criminology & cyber security?

Learn to Handle a Wide Range of Cybercrimes.
MSU's Graduate Certificate in Cyber Criminology and Cyber Security gives you an introduction to cybercrime and digital forensic investigation in a fully online format.
The program is built for those with or without a technical background.