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- "My bachelors degree prepared me for the investigative nature of computer forensics. The course toward my master's degree have given me the in-depth knowledge of computers including hardware and software technology." -Doug Vitale
- "Now is the time to get involved in this field since it is relatively new and growing bigger by the day." -Jason Howell
- "Computer forensics is "the" field to be in because it is cutting edge, a field that changes in its procedures and challenges on a daily basis." -Bill
- "I wanted to do something different that challenged me in a whole new way. Computer forensics did just that, it was a challenging and exciting new career path for me." -Joey Smith
- "Statistics show that the field will only continue to grow in the future as the ubiquitous nature of the internet, computers, cellular telephones with computer-like capabilities, media, person digital assistants, and certainly, cybercriminals, are on the rise." -Chris
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- degrees in computer forensics
Degrees in Computer Forensics
- Degree programs in computer forensics are relatively new and are available only at a few select colleges and universities. Bachelor’s, master’s, Ph.D, and certificate programs in computer forensics and information systems security are available. There are a number of colleges and universities that offer online degree programs in computer forensics so students are able to continue working full time while earning their degree.
- There are several factors to take into consideration when deciding which program to pursue. How long will it take to complete the degree program? How much are the tuition, fees, and costs? Is the program delivered through an accredited college or university? These are just a few criteria you must evaluate to find the program that is right for you.
- Some students chose to earn their degree in information technology, information systems, engineering, or computer science to break into the forensics field. Others decide to pursue a more specific degree in computer forensics, cyber crime, or information systems security. And there are other students that would like to practice forensics at a state or local police department. In this case, it could be a good idea to first receive a criminal justice degree.
- Along with choosing what kind of degree to earn, determining which college or university to earn your degree at is also a big decision. Do you want to pursue an online degree or attend class at a campus-based program? Distance and online learning programs are more popular than ever - and online computer forensic degrees are no different. In any event, choosing an institution that is accredited is also essential. All of the schools you find on this site are properly accredited.
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