Requirements: 31 Credit Hours
The Master of Science in Digital Forensics program at University of the Cumberlands prepares candidates for the advanced practice role of recovering and investigating data lost to computer crime, fraud, abuse, or other illegal activities.
In addition to nurturing the skills necessary for digital forensics, the program offers a curriculum based upon need within the industry.
Students can earn the MS, Digital Forensics in either a fully online format or an executive format combining online and on-site study. The Executive format program requires attendance at weekend residency classes. Further, the Executive MS, Digital Forensics Program meets the needs of international graduate business students. This program provides both in-seat and online coursework. Graduate students joining the Executive MS, Digital Forensics program will be employed or conduct projects in business-related positions and participate in Applied Learning Practicum, in which students apply what they are learning in their program to the real world via work or internship experiences.
Program of Study
The Master of Science in Digital Forensics is comprised of two specializations: Cybersecurity and Criminal Justice. Master of Science in Digital Forensics with a Cybersecurity Emphasis
The Master of Science in Digital Forensics with a Cybersecurity Specialization contains the following 30 credit hours of core courses and one (1) additional credit hour for a Capstone styled course or Applied Learning Practicum:
