Computer Forensics Training

Looking for a career as a Computer Forensic Scientist? Maine, unfortunately, does not offer any computer forensics programs at physical campuses. Students wishing to attend school there must improvise and work with advisors, counselors, and department heads to find ways to innovatively blend coursework that mimics a formal computer forensics program. It is also possible to research online and out-of-state campuses as well. The following schools offer both criminal justice and computer science departments for students hoping to keep a foot in both disciplines. We offer only the best and only accredited schools to best suite your educational needs.

Below is a short list with a brief description of the top schools that we have come across. Use the Click Here buttons to request additional information.

Top ONLINE Computer Forensics Training Schools in Maine

Bachelor in Info Security & Forensics	Kaplan University – This accredited online computer forensics training degree gives students the computer forensics and security skills they need to succeed in an affordable tuition package.
Bachelors in Computer Forensics	DeVry University – DeVry worked with computer industry leaders to develop a curriculum that incorporates the most up to date techniques and technologies, in a fast and flexible online format.
Bachelor in Systems Security	Westwood College – As a top accredited online university, Westwood College offers a national name, affordability, and flexible class schedules with all of its online degree programs.
Bachelor Computer Forensics	American InterContinental University – This Bachelor in Computer Forensics degree allows students to get the training they need in a fast, affordable, and flexible online training format.
Bachelor Computer Security & Forensics	Strayer University – This computer forensics training program is fully accredited, and because it is online, students can complete the degree at their own pace from home at an affordable price.
Bachelor Computer Security & Forensics	Utica College – From one of the nation’s most respected universities, this online bachelors program offers a respected name and broad training focus that prepare graduates well to enter the workforce.
Masters in Cyber Crime	South University – One of the top overall online universities, South’s Master of Science in Cyber Crime is ideal for students who want to be leaders in the computer forensics field.
Masters in CyberSecurity	Virginia College Online – Virginia’s Master of Science in Cybersecurity program is designed for individuals who want to be leaders of IT security teams or divisions. Financial aid is available.
Masters Computer Info Sys Security	Boston University – This accredited online masters in computer forensics training program is for individuals who want the training needed to lead a computer forensics team in a management capacity.

Top CAMPUS Computer Forensics Training Schools in Maine

Associate of Science in Criminal Justice Associate of Science in Computer Information Systems Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems Forensic Science Certification Program, Scientific Focus Forensic Science Certification Program, Investigation Focus Associate of Science in Justice Studies Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies

University of Maine at Augusta – Although the state of Maine itself does not host any explicit computer forensics degrees, UMA’s generous array of degrees and certifications allow creative students to work with counselors and department chairs in mixing and matching electives, majors, minors, and certifications. This heightens their chances of securing a rewarding career upon graduation even though no definitive computer forensics program is at their disposal just yet.

Associate of Arts in Computer Science Bachelor of Science in Computer Applications Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice Forensic Science Minor Criminal Justice Minor

University of Maine at Fort Kent – A lack of a computer forensics program does not necessarily indicate a lack of opportunities. UMFK provides plenty of opportunities for students to blend majors, minors, and degrees as a means of maximizing their educational and professional potential.

In spite of missing a specific computer forensics degree or certification, students in Maine nevertheless still have numerous opportunities to gain an understanding of the subject. All it requires is a level of resourcefulness and a school with programs in both criminal justice and computer science. If you find we are missing a traditional brick-and-mortar campus that offers degrees or certifications in these disciplines, we invite you to e-mail us and bring it to our attention so that it may be properly listed.