555 Seymour Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Public University | Established 1960
About this course | |
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Duration | 24 Months |
Level | Bachelors courses |
Computers are increasingly being used in criminal activity. From fraud to violent crime, computers are often found to play a significant role as a tool for planning and conducting a crime, and may contain relevant evidence pertaining to an offense. As indispensable tools in our everyday life, computers and mobile devices are key targets for criminals wishing to steal personal or corporate information, money, and more. There is therefore a growing need for specialists trained in the field of digital forensics and cybersecurity. Specialists in these fields rely on an essential combination of technical expertise, investigative skills, legal knowledge and communication skills.
Program goals include:
Develop lifelong learning skills to keep up to date with changing technologies.
Training in computer forensics is extremely important in order to understand how to handle the delicate information in storage devices. Technical people may think they know how to extract data; however, they may inadvertently alter or delete important information. Computer forensics practitioners know how to handle information extraction, as well as how to identify information that is useful in a legal case and how to explain and present it in court.
* Note: Additional fees may apply
** All fees are subject to change without notice
Fees components | Amount |
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Tuition & fees | CAD 23,490 |
Fees components | Amount |
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Cost of Living | CAD 12,000 |
Student Association Health and Dental Plan Fees | CAD 264 |
Student Association Activity Fees | CAD 251 |
Student Association Capital Levy Fees | CAD 32 |
Other Fees | CAD 233 |
Entry requirements for this course | |
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Class 12th |
Minimum Level of Education Required: 2-Year Undergraduate Diploma Min GPA: 67.0% Convert grades |
Exams |
English Proficiency Requirements: For direct admission, applicant must be from an English speaking country or meet either of the following English test scores:
For conditional admission, instead of submitting language proficiency test scores, applicant may complete English courses prior to the academic program. The length of the English course is determined based on the applicant's level of English proficiency. |
University City | 555 Seymour Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
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Size of city | |
Population of City | 0 |
Wikipedia Link | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Columbia_Institute_of_Technology#History |
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