Institutions in the United States offer a wide range of online and on campus, including programs for forensic investigations, forensics, digital forensics, computer forensics training and crime scene technician training, both master’s and doctoral degrees.
Graduates of the Master of Science in Computer Forensics gain both an understanding of criminal justice issues in connection with the investigation of electronic crime and a basic computer legally in the calculation. The theoretical basis of the computer program enables the students to the challenges of changing technical and legal in the area and meet the research and training in computer forensics and security technology. The practical side of the course provides students work as experts in computer forensics in roles such as cyber-investigators, first responders, technicians in forensic laboratories and consultants in matters of security.
The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice program to take a comprehensive overview of the field with courses in research methods, the causes of crime, social control, social deviance and analysis of police, courts and prison system options, additional courses in various fields such as drug abuse.
Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology, the program is designed to train practitioners to provide for psychological services, and within the criminal justice and civil rights. It focuses on the understanding, assessment and treatment of adult and juvenile offenders and victims of crime and domestic violence. It includes crisis intervention, psychology and the legal system, and the role of psychologists in the courtroom. Through the program, students are provided with an enhanced understanding of psychological development and psychopathology, personality assessment and psychotherapeutic techniques, methods of research.