The Cyber Criminology interdisciplinary minor equips students with the knowledge and skills required to understand crimes and criminal behavior on the Internet.  Cybercrime is any crime that involves a digital device and a network. The minor in “Cyber Criminology” provides students with an overview of the legal and technical issues faced by the criminal justice system and society in addressing crime involving computers and related networking technologies. This minor exposes students to the principles, issues, and technologies pertinent to the field of cybercrime. Students will complete 5 courses to earn a minor in Cyber Criminology.

The Cyber Criminology minor requires the completion of 20 semester credits with 5 required courses (4 credits each). Students take courses in both the Criminal Justice and Computer Science Departments.