The M.A. in Criminal Justice - Cybersecurity Governance Specialization at Franklin University is designed for ambitious professionals seeking to address the escalating challenges of cybercrime and digital security. You will explore the critical intersection of criminal justice, information assurance, and governance, equipping you to develop robust strategies for protecting sensitive data and ensuring operational continuity. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those aiming to lead in a field where understanding legal frameworks, ethical considerations, and policy development is paramount to combating evolving threats in both public and private sectors.
This 100% online Master's degree is studied full-time over one year, allowing you to delve into core criminal justice principles alongside specialized cybersecurity topics such as cybercrime, ethics, privacy, and information security policy. You will analyze evidence-based practices and research methods, preparing you to investigate cybercrimes effectively, assess organizational risks, and build comprehensive policy frameworks. Upon graduation, you will be prepared to pursue advanced roles in cybersecurity governance, digital forensics, and risk management, contributing vital expertise to organizations navigating the complexities of the digital landscape.