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Master's in Criminal Justice Online Cyber Crime Specialization

Cyber Crime - Master's at WUV

Credit Hours60

Total Courses10

Term LengthSelf-Paced

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Program Overview Why earn your Master's in Cyber Crime at WUV?

WUV's Master's in Criminal Justice with a Cyber Crime specialization prepares graduate students to investigate, analyze, and combat digital criminal activity in an increasingly connected world. This advanced program bridges the fields of criminal justice and cybersecurity, equipping professionals with the technical and legal expertise needed to lead cyber investigations, develop security policy, and protect digital infrastructure at organizational and governmental levels.

Skills you'll learn:

  • Digital forensics and electronic evidence recovery
  • Cybersecurity threat identification and analysis
  • Cryptography and data protection principles
  • Network intrusion investigation techniques
  • Security policy design and implementation
  • Cyber law, compliance, and legal standards
Cyber Crime students at WUV

Courses & Curriculum Cyber Crime courses that prepare you for your career

This 60-credit curriculum is designed for working professionals with a Bachelor's degree. You will complete 5 core criminal justice courses and 5 Cyber Crime specialist courses.

CJ-075Criminal Justice and Society
CJ-244Crime Management
CJ-271Investigation Management
CJ-353Psychology of Different People
CJ-449Current Issues in Criminal Justice
CYC-156Security Policies
CYC-219Advanced Data Recovery Techniques
CYC-693Cryptography
CYC-749Forensics Investigation
CYC-772Cyber Crime

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Admission Requirements How to apply to WUV's Cyber Crime program

A Bachelor's degree in any discipline is required for admission to this Master's program. Follow the steps below to begin your application.

Fill out WUV's online application form. The application is free and takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. You will create an account, select your program, and provide basic personal and academic information.

Upload official transcripts confirming completion of a Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution. WUV accepts degrees in any field. Your admissions counselor will review your documents and confirm receipt within 3 business days.

Once accepted, review your enrollment agreement, confirm your specialization, and select your start date. WUV offers multiple start dates throughout the year so you can begin when the time is right for you.

Career Outlook What can you do with a Master's in Cyber Crime?

Graduates of the Cyber Crime specialization are in high demand across law enforcement, government agencies, and private sector organizations combating digital threats.

Cybercrime Investigator

Investigates digital crimes including hacking, fraud, and identity theft for law enforcement agencies.

Median Salary: $85,000/yr

Digital Forensics Analyst

Recovers and examines digital evidence from electronic devices to support criminal investigations.

Median Salary: $78,000/yr

Cybersecurity Analyst

Monitors and defends organizational networks and systems against cyber threats and intrusions.

Median Salary: $102,600/yr

Information Security Manager

Develops and oversees security programs, policies, and incident response strategies for organizations.

Median Salary: $116,000/yr

Cyber Intelligence Analyst

Gathers and analyzes threat intelligence to support national security and corporate defense efforts.

Median Salary: $91,000/yr

Network Security Specialist

Designs and maintains secure network infrastructure, investigating breaches and implementing safeguards.

Median Salary: $95,000/yr