tag: Cybersecurity
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Pursuing a Security Career: Defending Individuals, Organizations and Governments Through Cybersecurity Jobs
In the twenty-first century, digital crimes are rampant and must often be dealt with by federal, state and local law enforcement. Municipalities need personnel who will investigate cybercrimes–gather data, analyze risk and assess threats–as they uncover illicit activity and pursue justice. The University of Texas at El Paso’s online Bachelor of Arts in Security Studies will give you a strong foundation for a cybersecurity career across many industries at the state, local and federal levels.
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Where Can a BA in Criminal Justice Take You?
For many, the first job that comes to mind when they hear “criminal justice” is police officer. And while police officers do make up a significant portion of criminal justice professionals, the field encompasses many other positions related to the law and efforts to enforce it.
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4 Signs You Should Pursue a Career in Law Enforcement
Not all jobs let you live and work in service, but the few that do are often the most fulfilling. If you’re considering a career in law enforcement, you’re likely deeply committed to justice and protecting the people and systems that uphold law and order in our society. As you begin to consider your future – and the online programs that can help get you there – it could be time to consider a career in law enforcement, how to get there, and where it can take you.
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Program Spotlight: BA in Criminal Justice
Ask a group of law enforcement officers why they do what they do and you’ll get a different answer from each person. One thing’s for sure: A safer community begins with people like you, and one way to effectively minimize crime and uphold laws is to arm yourself with a criminal justice degree. In fact, as noted by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, prospective federal agents are required to have a college degree to qualify for the position. If you want to be a crimefighter, an online degree in criminal justice can help get you there.
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