Cybercrime and Digital Investigation

The Masters in Cybercrime and Digital Investigation program is designed to build a solid foundation investigating and responding to cybercrime in law enforcement, government and private industry from both a technical and non-technical background.

With your online master's degree in cybercrime and digital investigation, you will develop specialized skills in digital forensics to identify and curb cybercrime. You'll study contemporary cyber threats beyond the traditional economic forms of cybercrime and interpersonal online offending.

The MSU School of Criminal Justice reviews applications multiple times a year and offers fall, spring and summer start dates. Your application must include:

• Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution
• Cumulative undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
• Official transcripts for all previously attended undergraduate and graduate institutions
• Personal statement

Gain the skills to assess and respond to cyber threats so you can take the next step in your career. You’ll build industry-specific practices in data collection and analysis, digital forensic investigation, intelligence software, reporting and more. Apply your master’s degree to several settings, whether you’re interested in local, state or federal jobs.

Michigan State University offers a variety of unique career development opportunities to help you stand out.

• Build skills with industry-relevant internships
• Network with potential employers
• Connect with successful alumni

Program Documents

CCDI Masters Program Handbook