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Credits Required
9
6
Format
Face To Face
Location

Classes for the program are on the Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus.

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This badge is offered in a hybrid format, a combination of online and in seat on the Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus.

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Coursework

The cybersecurity badge is three courses, nine credits. Required course:

  • CIS 615 - Information Security Principles

And two of the following:

  • CIS 518 - Secure Software Engineering
  • CIS 555 - Applied Cryptography
  • CIS 616 - Data Security and Privacy
  • CIS 617 - Digital Forensics and Investigations
  • CIS 618 - Secure Software Engineering
  • CIS 619 - Data Analytics for Cybersecurity
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The badge is comprised of three courses, six credits total:

  • CJ 642 - Victimology
  • CJ 643 - Crime Victim Advocacy and Services
  • CJ 644 - Trauma-Informed Response in the Criminal Justice System

This badge is offered in a hybrid format, a combination of in-seat and online.

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Career Options
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Victim advocacy is useful in a variety of professions, including law enforcement, court administration, social services, juvenile justice, and public administration. Career choices include:

  • Domestic violence advocate
  • Prevention coordinator
  • Family advocate
  • Victim services specialist
  • Sexual assault advocate
  • Case manager
  • Legal advocate
  • Victim witness coordinator
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Application Deadline
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