Cybersecurity
Kent State University offers cutting-edge online programs to meet the growing demand for cybersecurity expertise. With offerings like the 100% online Computer Forensics and Information Security Undergraduate Certificate and the Bachelor of Science in Cybercriminology, students can explore a multidisciplinary approach to digital security and cybercrime. These programs prepare learners for critical roles in combating evolving cyber threats while addressing the technical and social aspects of cybersecurity challenges.
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