Bachelor in Criminologia E Ingenieria Informatica

Criminologia E Ingenieria Informatica is a bachelor's degree that combines criminology with computer science and engineering. Criminology covers the social, psychological, and institutional dimensions of crime, criminal justice systems, penal policy, and forensic methodology. Computer engineering provides grounding in programming, algorithms, networks, data structures, operating systems, and software development. The intersection of the two fields has grown considerably in relevance as cybercrime, digital forensics, and the use of data analytics in law enforcement and crime prevention have become central concerns of modern criminal justice. Graduates of this combination are well positioned for roles in cybersecurity, digital forensics units, intelligence agencies, law enforcement technology teams, and companies developing security software. The programme also opens paths in academic research at the boundary of criminology and computational science. This bachelor's programme lasts approximately 6.3 years and is taught in Spanish at Rey Juan Carlos University, Madrid campus, Spain.