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Bachelor's - Computer Crime degrees

A bachelor's in Computer Crime degree program can train you to become a well-skilled professional in identifying and analyzing techniques that are used by cyber criminals. Students will learn the basics of criminal justice components, and then focus on tracking and retrieving evidence in hard drives to capture the culprits. This program takes 2 to 3 years to complete.

		Colorado Technical University Bachelor's - Computer Crime Degrees A bachelor's in Computer Crime degree program can train you to become a well-skilled professional in identifying and analyzing techniques that are used by cyber criminals. Students will learn the basics of criminal justice components, and then focus on tracking and retrieving evidence in hard drives to capture the culprits. This program takes 2 to 3 years to complete.
		Colorado Technical University - North Kansas City Cybercrime Investigation