MA/MS in Cybercrime/Cybersecurity

The master programme in cybercrime and cybersecurity trains students to understand digital attackers, neutralise their methods and investigate incidents in a way that stands up in court. It links computer security with criminal investigation and legal reasoning. The programme is built around modular courses on mobile phone forensics, database programming, intelligent video analysis and cryptography, with electives such as the Internet of Things. Later topics include reverse engineering, AI-based analysis, open-source intelligence, vehicle data forensics and predictive policing. Practical courses apply forensic methods directly before the thesis. Students benefit from the experience of the university forensic teams, which reconstruct real crime scenes and support investigators. Graduates are prepared to act as expert witnesses and to protect systems in which every digital trace may serve as evidence.