Are you looking for an interesting and challenging career in crime and intelligence analysis or forensics...fighting cybercrime...being a private investigator or an expert witness...or leading an organization through the intricacies of the electronic discovery process?

We have the classes to prepare you for these exciting careers!

• Computer Forensics I
  Join an elite group of experts on the front lines of fighting cybercrime. Get the training you need to start a career in this exciting and challenging field. more information
  
  
• Computer Forensics II
  Computers can be used for virtually any type of crime, including cyber-stalking, child pornography, identity theft and espionage. This series of one day classes is designed for computer forensic professionals to keep up to date in current trends in computer investigations. more information
  
  
• Crime and Intelligence Analysis
  Crime and Intelligence Analysis is an emerging career that uses analysis, research and statistical methods to predict and prevent crime. Graduates of this program will also receive a certificate from the California Department of Justice designating them as a Certified Crime & Intelligence Analyst. more information
  
  
• Private Investigation
  Join the challenging field of private investigation. Learn how to investigate internet crime, identity theft, security concerns within corporations, and the protection of confidential information and property. more information
  
  
• E-Discovery
  Company executives, IT personnel, attorneys and litigation support personnel need a thorough understanding of the rules and procedures for producing and obtaining electronically stored information in response to litigation. Learn how to lead an organization through the intricacies of the electronic discovery process. more information
  
  
• Corporate Security Management (ONLINE)
  The goal of this program is to provide a resource for developing the skills and expertise to lead a security organization in a corporate setting. You will focus on the role of security within an organization; security principles; management of risks and threats; information security; contemporary investigation methods; and management and communication skills. more information
  
  
• Forensic Social Work
  Social workers who complete this program will have the skills required to skillfully represent themselves and their clients in legal environments. more information