Cyber Security and Digital Forensics (Distance Learning), MSc, part-time at University of Portsmouth

Cyber Security and Digital Forensics (Distance Learning), MSc, University of Portsmouth

the United Kingdom

Study options for this course

The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
MSc	Part-time, Distance	2 years	January, May, September	find out	find out

About Cyber Security and Digital Forensics (Distance Learning), MSc - at University of Portsmouth

Overview

Today’s cybersecurity landscape is more dynamic than ever, with new threats popping up every day that affect us all. This is why organisations need experts with the knowledge, foresight and confidence to prevent their data from getting into the wrong hands. Are you ready to become one of these experts?

On this course, you'll develop a well-rounded view of your field – from developing the expertise to safeguard peoples’ data to predicting attacks, analysing cybercrime, and designing robust IT infrastructures.

What you’ll study

On this course, you’ll:

Gain familiarity with a range of cyber security disciplines to help you develop, implement, and audit security systems and foster a proactive security management culture
Study the design and conduct of forensic IT investigations – including crime scene management, forensic tools, and their application
Build a theoretical understanding of the principles involved with searching for and collecting digital evidence from data storage devices and large datasets
Discover how to research and navigate the evolving legal, social, and ethical challenges relating to the presentation of digital evidence
Hone the interpersonal skills needed to work effectively in your field, and learn how to regularly appraise and improve your own performance

Careers in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics

On this MSc you'll gain the research capabilities and expertise essential for protecting businesses from online threats. Develop key soft skills such as communication and collaboration, enhancing your ability to integrate into diverse teams and work environments.

Notes about fees for this course

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Entry requirements

A second-class honours degree in a relevant subject, or equivalent professional experience and/or qualifications.

English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.0 with no component score below 5.5.

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Cyber Security and Digital Forensics (Distance Learning), MSc, University of Portsmouth

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