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Computer Crime Degrees

Computer crime takes many forms from hacking and cyber stalking to trojan horses bearing malicious code and fraud. Employment opportunities in the field of computer crime are growing and those formally trained in the field have the greatest potential. A degree in computer crime can help prepare students for careers as systems operators, information security professionals, law enforcement, computer forensics and related fields.

A Computer Crime Degree program is designed to teach students the many variations of computer crime and the impact this form of crime has on government agencies, the public, large and small business and society as a whole. Students learn skills that will help them prevent, detect, investigate and cooperate with other computer crime professionals in the battle against computer crime. Courses cover such topics as, computer forensics and protection of critical information assets.

Criminals are continually developing new schemes to get what they want. The demand for well trained computer crime professionals will continue to see exponential growth in all areas of the country to combat these criminal activities. To learn more about Computer Crime and related degree programs, request information from our affiliated schools below.

Computer Crime and Related Degrees

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Kaplan University: Kaplan University is renowned for providing online training in the field criminal justice and computer crime. Request information from the Bachelor's in Computer Crime program today.

BSCJ/ Computer Crime

American Intercontinental University Online: At AIU Online you can scale the new face of modern education and earn a quality Computer Forensics college degree completely online, no matter where you work, live or travel.

Bachelor's (BIT) Computer Forensics
Master's (MIT) Internet Security

University of Phoenix Online:

Associate's Information Technology
BS IT/Information Systems Security
Master's Information Technology

Colorado Technical University Online:

Associates (AIT) Information Technology
(BSIT) IT-Security
Master's Information Systems Security

Capella University:

BS IT - Information Assurance and Security
MS IT - Information Security

ITT Technical Institute Online:

BS Cyber Security

Westwood College:

Bachelor's in Information Systems Security