Academic institutions - who are we missing?

Metropolitan State University, St. Paul, MN
Bachelor of Applied Science, Computer Forensic Sciences
Contact Dr. Jigang Liu

http//www.metrostate.edu/msweb/explore/catalog/undergrad/index.cfm?lvl=U&section=1&page_name=computer_forensics_bas.html

Hi, Jamie,

The University of New Orleans in New Orleans, LA has offered digital forensics courses for many years. We also have available concentrations @ all levels (BS, MS, Ph.D.) that allow students to concentrate heavily in digital forensics or other areas of information assurance while completing their degree.

I'm the contact person (Prof. Golden G. Richard III, golden@cs.uno.edu).

Thanks,

–Golden

Contact and links for PostGraduate Forensics & Security at De Montfort University as as follows

Dr. Richard Howley
Head of Computer Forensics
Department of Computer Technology
De Montfort University
Leicester LE1 9BH
Tel 0116 207 8268
Email rgh@dmu.ac.uk
http//www.cse.dmu.ac.uk/~rgh
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For details of MSc Forensic Computing see
http//www.dmu.ac.uk/faculties/technology/courses/postgraduate/msc-forensic-computing.jsp

For details of MSc Computer Security see
http//www.dmu.ac.uk/faculties/technology/courses/postgraduate/msc-computer-security.jsp

For details of the dedicated Forensics and Security Laboratory see
http//www.dmu.ac.uk/faculties/technology/about/facilities/labs/forensic_labs.jsp

The Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) has an excellent Forensic program in which I am currently enrolled.

Ottawa, Canada - The Canadian Police College
http//www.cpc.gc.ca/

I forgot to mention the college where I work oops It's the national police college (run by the RCMP). While it is open only to Law Enforcement, that includes any government agencies that enforce legislation revenue, customs, fisheries, etc.

It offers specialized 1 to 3 week certificates in areas such as mobile phone forensics, internet evidence analysis, live analysis, etc. All very focussed on the technical skills.

It's open to law enforcement from around the world. We've had Italian Carabinieri, Jordanian police, and officers from other countries train here in the last year. (Interestingly, the Italian officer said that it's cheaper for him to train here than to go to London for training. Also, Ottawa has an NHL hockey team - Go Senators!!!)

Might be a good option for training if you are already working and can only get away for short periods.

The Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) has an excellent Forensic program in which I am currently enrolled.

I am also. Contact Information - http//nssa.rit.edu

Jamie,

Canterbury Christ Church have a programme, which I do some visitng lecturing for
http//www.canterbury.ac.uk/courses/prospectus/postgraduate/courses/cybercrime.asp

Cheers

Ian

In Fullerton, California (CSUF) extension night class offers a certificate in Computer Forensics. It's a great class taught by a friend and former collegue of mine.

http//www.csufextension.org/Classes/certificate/CertDetail.aspx?GN=3298&GV=2

P.S. Thanks for putting the work into doing this. )

Ashfied Computer College Ireland in association with 7Safe UK (Part of the MSc Computer Security & Forensics with the University of Bedfordshire).

Ashfield Computer College/
MSc Computer Security & Forensics

Many thanks for putting this together