The digital world has transformed how we live, communicate, and consume. While a technological marvel, it also presents risks from individuals using it for fraud, economic crimes, and sextortion. This microprogram provides an introduction to cyberinvestigation, allowing students to explore this field through a selection of courses from three certificates: Cyberinvestigation, Cyberfraud, and Network Cybersecurity. You will learn about the internet, search engines, various networks, and applications, as well as information security methods and digital evidence principles. The program also touches upon cybersecurity governance for computer networks.
This microprogram requires the completion of 3 courses (9 credits) chosen from the offerings within the Cyberinvestigation, Cyberfraud, or Network Cybersecurity certificates. Courses successfully completed in the microprogram may be transferable to the corresponding certificate.
Information on specific tuition fees and living costs should be sought directly from the university's admissions or finance department.
This microprogram leads to a First Cycle Microprogram Attestation in Cyberinvestigation.
The program length is 9 credits, requiring the completion of 3 courses.
As a first-cycle microprogram, specific academic requirements should be verified on the 'Future Student' website of École Polytechnique de Montréal. No further details are provided on this page.
Prospective students should visit the dedicated future student website of École Polytechnique de Montréal. You will need to select three courses from the Cyberinvestigation, Cyberfraud, or Network Cybersecurity certificates and follow the application instructions there.
The Microprogram of First Cycle Studies in Cyberinvestigation is delivered online.
You will choose 3 courses (9 credits) from offerings in Cyberinvestigation, Cyberfraud, or Network Cybersecurity certificates. Topics include internet, search engines, various networks, information security, digital evidence, and cybersecurity governance.