Admission requirements
You can apply for the course if you have a general university entrance qualification, a subject-specific university entrance qualification for the relevant subject area, or a university of applied sciences entrance qualification. The distance learning programme is particularly aimed at police and security authority employees as well as IT staff from the private sector who have basic knowledge of computer science and can demonstrate a connection to the field of cybercrime. There are no admission restrictions.
Details
The part-time Bachelor's programme in IT Forensics/Cybercrime at Mittweida University is designed to train specialists in the field of cyber defense. It is aimed primarily at police officers and IT professionals from businesses, enabling them to investigate and combat digital crimes using specific knowledge of computer science and practical case work.
In the first semester, students are taught the basics of IT forensics, IT security, general forensic science, and cybercrime. Throughout the programme, students deepen their knowledge of operating systems, digital traces, cryptographic methods, and the use of IT forensics for computer systems and mobile devices. The training includes practical applications such as digital evidence collection, forensic methods, and network security measures. In addition to theoretical content, part-time practical phases are an integral part of the study programme.The aim is to provide students with a solid preparation for forensic investigations and consultations in both public authorities and private companies. This programme offers diverse career opportunities in the field of IT security measures and forensic analyses.
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