Bachelor - Cybercrime Investigation

Frequently Asked Questions

What Kind of Program Is It?

Colorado Technical University's Bachelor of Science in Cybercrime Investigation program is designed to combine criminal justice instruction with studies in the relatively new phenomenon of cybercrime. There is an emphasis on foundational studies of electronic criminal investigation, including fraud, digital terrorism, identity theft, and other common crimes. You could learn about the organizational structure of the criminal justice system, identify the legal and ethical issues in digital crime, learn about the role of cybercrime investigation, and analyze the relationship between cybercrime and traditional criminal law.

What Are the Prerequisites?

Those looking to apply to Colorado Technical University's Bachelor of Science in Cybercrime Investigation program could have aptitudes in communications, mathematics, or computer science. Applicants to all of Colorado Technical University's programs must have a high school diploma or equivalent; some programs have additional requirements.

What Are the Course Requirements?

This program consists of 180 credits. This includes classes such as American psychology, abnormal psychology, database applications, and server operation systems.

Business Administration Course Requirements

Core Courses

Course Code	Course Name
ACCT199	Special Topics in Accounting 1-
ACCT201	Accounting I
BADM305	Organizational Behavior
CJUS141	Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJUS250	Homeland Security
CJUS365	Criminal Law
CJUS375	Criminal Procedure
CJUS440	The Laws of Evidence
CJUS448	Criminal Investigation
CJUS475 or CJUS480	Internship or Criminal Justice Capstone
CS104	Problem Solving Concepts With C++
CS146	Introduction to UNIX
CSS150	Introduction to Computer Security
CSS200	Principles of Network Security
CSS350	Computer Forensics I
CSS351	Computer Forensics II
HRMT210	Introduction to Human Resource Management
IT145	Client/Server Operating Systems
IT200	Introduction to Networking
IT235	Database Applications With Access
IT340	Client/Server System and Network Administration
IT400	Information Technology Architectures
LITR220	Values in World Literature
PBAD201	Public Administration
PSYC336	Abnormal Psychology
PSYC436	Introduction to Criminal Profiling
SOCL101	Introduction to Sociology
SOCL350	Social Psychology
SOCL356	American Diversity

What Could I Do After I Graduate?

Career Opportunities

Graduates of Colorado Technical University's Bachelor of Science in Cybercrime Investigation program could work as cybercrime specialists in a variety of organizations, including government agencies and private businesses. You responsibilities might include participating in investigations or establishing security measures.

Advanced Degrees

Graduates of Colorado Technical University's Bachelor of Science in Cybercrime Investigation program could also pursue further education at the master's level. A master's degree often qualifies its holder for a leadership position. Master's degree options include:

• Master of Science in Cybercrime Investigation
• Master of Science in Criminal Justice
• Master of Science in Criminal Justice Administration

CTU does not guarantee employment or salary. University grants or scholarships are based on established criteria as published in the University's catalog and are awarded after verification that the conditions of eligibility have been met.