Bachelor of Technology in Forensic Investigation

http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/845cbtech

Course length

Part-time - contact institute for details

Course description

The Bachelor of Technology in Forensic Investigation has developed from an extremely successful Advanced Specialty Certificate program that was initiated at BCIT in 1997. The objective of this degree is to enhance the theoretical knowledge base and investigative capabilities of the people wishing to work in the specialized and diverse fields of forensic investigation. Students gain a clear understanding of the principles, procedures, technologies and the legal ramifications of investigator's work.

Consistent with the philosophic approach and structure of other BCIT Bachelor of Technology programs, the forensics curriculum is designed to achieve a balance between intellectual rigor and current applications of technologies. The Bachelor of Technology in Forensic Investigation has four options for the student: Forensic Science, Economic Crime, Computer Crime, and Crime and Intelligence Analysis. Each track combines core courses in liberal studies, management, legal and investigative courses along with the specialized courses of each option. These options along with a variety of electives, selected topics courses and a directed-studies graduation project allow the students the flexibility to meet their educational goals and personal interests.

Entry requirements

See http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/845cbtech#entry

Fees

Contact institute for details

Contact Person

Tina Yeo
Coordinator (Computer Crime Studies Option)
Tina_Yeo@bcit.ca
Tel: 604-431-4924

Forensic Investigation Advanced Specialty Certificate (ASC) - Computer Crime Studies Option

http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/526cascert

Course length

Part-time - contact institute for details

Course description

The Forensic Investigation (formerly Forensic Science Technology) Advanced Specialty Certificate (ASC) Program was initiated at BCIT in 1997. The objective of this program is to enhance the theoretical knowledge base and investigative capabilities of the people who work alongside specialized professionals in the diverse fields involved in solving a crime. Students gain a clear understanding of the principles, procedures, technologies and the legal ramifications of investigator's work.

The Advanced Specialty Certificate Program requires completion of common core courses plus selected courses from specialized concentration courses and electives for a total of 24.0 credits.

Admissions and entry requirements

See http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/526cascert#entry

Fees

Contact institute for details

Contact Person

Tina Yeo
Coordinator (Computer Crime Studies Option)
Tina_Yeo@bcit.ca
Tel: 604-431-4924