The Cybercrime, Terrorism and Security MSc at the University of Portsmouth is designed for aspiring professionals seeking to address the complex challenges of digital threats and global security. You will explore critical criminological theories of cybercrime, investigate escalating global terrorism and cybersecurity threats, and develop essential research methodologies. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those aiming to build a deep understanding of crime, offending behaviour, and security in both national and international contexts, preparing you for impactful roles in this vital field.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over 16 months, integrating core modules with opportunities to specialise through optional subjects like money laundering or the global landscape of cybersecurity. You will develop practical skills through a significant dissertation or major project, allowing you to conduct in-depth research or an applied work-based project. Upon graduation, you will possess the analytical and investigative expertise required for careers in law enforcement, intelligence agencies, cybersecurity firms, and policy development, ready to tackle the evolving nature of modern security threats.