MSc in Forensic Computing and Cybercrime Investigation

University College Dublin (UCD)

All applicants must be current employees of a law enforcement organisation (LE) working in an investigative role. You do not have to be a sworn officer. LE includes any organisation that has responsibility for the enforcement of national or local legislation such as:Local, National, or Federal Police ForcesGovernment law enforcement agenciesImmigration amp; Border Control, Revenue amp; CustomsDefence forces including military policeInternational Police organisations (Europol, Interpol, etc)Regulatory Enforcement agencies etcPublic prosecutors Attorney Generals officeWe prefer applicants with a primary degree in computer science. However if you do not have this, but you have been working in the field of digital forensic investigations in law enforcement for more than 2 years and you have successfully completed advanced training, then we will consider this in compensation, at the discretion of the course directors. In such cases we may ask you to take 3 single modules as CPD (Continual Professional Development) and if you achieve grades of B- or higher you may be allowed to transfer to the MSc programme.