The Criminology and Cybercrime BSc (Hons) at the University of Portsmouth is designed for aspiring professionals keen to understand and combat the evolving landscape of digital crime. You will explore the intricate connections between criminal behaviour, justice systems, and the burgeoning realm of cyberspace, analysing issues from social, political, and economic perspectives. This undergraduate degree equips you with a critical understanding of cybercrime, digital forensics, and criminal justice, preparing you for a field where expertise in both traditional criminology and emerging online threats is increasingly vital.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over four years, including a valuable work placement. Throughout your studies, you will engage with modules covering topics such as criminal justice, cyberspace and online deviance, digital forensic investigations, and cyberlaw governance. You will develop essential academic and research skills, learning to analyse complex data and present findings effectively. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of cybercrime and criminology, ready to pursue careers in law enforcement, cybersecurity, digital forensics, policy analysis, and related fields.