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DIGITAL FORENSICS GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
Victor Fay-Wolfe, Ph.D,
Program Director
401-874-2701
wolfe@cs.uri.edu
A Graduate Certificate in Digital Forensics is a university-issued graduate degree. This program allows professionals to pursue in-depth study of the application of forensic science techniques to the acquisition and analysis of evidence that exists in digital form (e.g. evidence found on hard drives, in emails, in network activity, etc.). It is designed for professionals who wish to obtain a focused graduate degree, but cannot commit to a full Master's degree.
The Graduate Certificate in Digital Forensics is designed to be done completely online so that professionals may fulfill the requirements for this degree from anywhere.
For more information on the program and admission requirements please go to: http://dfcsc.uri.edu/academics/df_grad_cert