BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and Digital Forensics

Technical undergraduate program focused on cybersecurity, digital evidence handling, threat analysis, and investigative methodologies aligned with industry standards.

Three-year degree emphasizing practical, lab-based mastery of cyber defense and forensic investigation. Builds competence in assessing system vulnerabilities, mitigating risks, performing structured digital investigations, and maintaining evidential integrity. Integrates programming, networks, cloud technologies, ethical hacking, and legal-ethical frameworks of cyber operations. Graduates exit equipped for operational, investigative, and analytical roles across security-critical environments.

BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and Forensics at the University of Westminster is a four-year program training students in protecting computer systems, analysing digital evidence, and understanding cybercrime legalities.

Description
The program provides comprehensive expertise in cybersecurity, incident response, digital forensics, and cybercrime law. Students gain practical and theoretical skills to prevent, detect, and investigate cyber-attacks. The curriculum integrates skill-oriented courses developed with industry partners to ensure graduates are job-ready.

Undergraduate degree combining cybersecurity principles with digital forensics techniques to protect systems and investigate cybercrime. Focuses on network security, incident response, forensic analysis, and legal/ethical aspects.

description
BSc (Hons) Cyber Security and Digital Forensics equips students to secure information systems and analyse digital evidence after cyber incidents. Coursework covers programming, network security, incident response, malware analysis, and forensic methodologies, with practical labs and project work. Graduates can work in IT security teams, government agencies, law enforcement, and consultancies.