As a Cybercrime major, I’ve gained a strong foundation of knowledge and practical skills that prepare me for careers in fields like law enforcement, information technology, and beyond. Throughout the program, I’ve developed essential written and verbal communication skills, along with analytical abilities in mathematics and logic. The interdisciplinary curriculum has allowed me to dive into core areas such as criminology, cybersecurity, and information technology, giving me a comprehensive understanding of criminal justice principles and technical expertise.
The program’s CORE requirements have been instrumental in shaping my expertise, focusing on critical areas like:
- Criminology: Exploring the social, legal, and behavioral aspects of crime.
- Cybersecurity: Learning how to safeguard systems and data against evolving threats.
- Information Technology: Building technical proficiency in computer systems, networks, and software development.
Through these courses, I’ve explored pressing technology-related criminal justice issues, including cyberlaws, digital privacy, and computer crime investigations. I’ve also acquired sought-after technical skills, such as cybersecurity, digital forensics, computer networking, and programming in languages like Java and C++. These requirements have equipped me to tackle the complex challenges of today’s cyber landscape with confidence and versatility.