Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics
Cybersecurity is to protect computer systems networks, digital devices, and the IoT from cyberattacks. The courses in the Bachelor of Applied Science in Cybersecurity and Forensics provide students with the breadth and depth of knowledge, and hands-on practice in cybersecurity. The degree is intended to give students a firm foundation in what is needed to excel in the field. Learn more about Computer Science and Computer Information Systems (CS/CIS) programs.
Cybersecurity and Forensics Degree Options
Bachelor of Applied Sciences Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics BAS
- Program Length: Two years for full-time students. (Full-time is 12 credits or more)
- Costs per year: $7,572 tuition and fees
- Program Map: Bachelor of Applied Science in Cybersecurity and Forensics
- Catalog: Bachelor of Applied Science in Cybersecurity and Forensics
Career
The Global Cybersecurity Investigations program prepares graduates for entry-level positions in data recovery services at businesses, government, and law enforcement agencies.
Associate in Applied Science Cybersecurity Operations AAS
- Program Length: Two years for full-time students. (Full-time is 12 credits or more)
- Costs per year: $4,740 tuition and fees
- Program Map: Associate in Applied Science Cybersecurity Operations
- Catalog: Associate in Applied Science Cybersecurity Operations
Career
Prepares graduates for entry-level positions in digital forensics and incident response for business, governments, and law enforcement agencies.
Associate in Applied Science Network Security AAS
- Program Length: Two years for full-time students. (Full-time is 12 credits or more)
- Costs per year: $ $4,740 tuition and fees
- Program Map: Associate in Applied Science Network Security
- Catalog: Associate in Applied Science Network Security
Career
Graduates perform a wide variety of technical duties. In roles such as network administrator and network specialist, they maintain network hardware and software.
Certificate of Proficiency (20-44 Credits)
Digital Forensics & Investigations Certificate C
After Highline College
AAS degree programs emphasize preparation in specific job skills required for entry-level employment. The AA-DTA and AA-DTA/MRP degree is best used to transfer to a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree or a 4-year college or university. Complete a Professional Technical Certificate in one year or less and start work immediately or transfer to an AAS degree option.
Top Transfer-To Institutions
- Highline College
- Green River College
- Central Washington University
- University of Washington
- University of Washington – Tacoma
- Seattle Pacific University
- Seattle University

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