Master in Msc Digital Cybercrime

Tuition fees are 10,300 GBP per year; the deadline to apply for the May 2027 intake is Feb 15, 2027.

Students of the MSc Digital Cybercrime programme move on to roles in the digital, justice, and technology sectors. This course, created by expert criminologists and computer scientists, equips you with the knowledge to address a wide range of cybercrime-related challenges. Employment pathways include Artificial Intelligence (AI) or forensic investigation, blending practical and theoretical learning and offering hands-on computing experiences. Leveraging the expertise of real-life cybercrime investigators and researchers from The University of Law, 30 credits of Research Methods will prepare you to tackle the complexities of cybercrime from the perspectives of both criminology and computing.

You’ll delve into modules such as 'Crime and Criminal Justice' and 'Cybercrime and Society' where you’ll explore how the internet has transformed traditional crimes and created new ones. It also covers the full forensic process, including finding, saving, and analysing data using tools like Autopsy, FTK, and EnCase. The course also includes a module on forensic psychology, which explores criminal and investigative psychology, and a module on digital intelligence and cybercrime investigation, which covers the practical issues related to the collection, retention, and sharing of information and intelligence.

The University of Law, Hong Kong (ULAW) brings a long UK tradition of specialist legal education to Hong Kong, offering undergraduate, postgraduate and professional courses aimed at law, non-law and business students. Launched as an international campus in 2019, the Hong Kong location leverages strong ties with local law firms and the region’s status as a global legal and financial hub. ULAW’s credentials include a UK Teaching Excellence Framework gold rating and international recognition for employability and teaching quality.

Courses at the Hong Kong campus emphasize practical skills, professional readiness and local qualification pathways while maintaining links to England and Wales legal training. The university provides dedicated employability services, pro bono opportunities and an alumni network of practicing lawyers across jurisdictions. Teaching facilities are delivered in partnership with local institutions and are designed to connect students with real-world legal practice, internships and mentoring.

Students at ULAW Hong Kong benefit from a curriculum that supports progression to legal qualification, cross-border careers and roles in business or compliance. The campus offers a focused environment with career support, networking events and access to a regional legal market that includes over 900 law firms. With 17 programs available and a five-star recognition for quality, the Hong Kong campus is a strong option for students seeking vocationally oriented legal and business education in Asia.