Offenders and Victims - This component will explore some of the issues relating to both offenders and victims. Computers and the Criminal Justice Process - This component will outline and discuss the issues which relate to the prosecution of cybercriminals. This module will encourage them to use and develop the understanding and skills which they have gained, either from undertaking the compulsory taught module, or from their own relevant professional experience. They will identify a research question which would benefit from a thorough academic analysis, design a programme of research, conduct it and write up a report of 6,500 words. Typically there will be two assessment points for the 20 credit modules in Cyberlaw and Cybercrimes.
Negotiated study has one assessment point.
Heap, N. et. Further details can be obtained from the Postgraduate Admissions Secretary, Department of Law , University of Leeds , Leeds. From this site you can obtain the information about the application procedure, you can download the application guidelines and also copy of the application form. Please note that the course providers reserve the right to change the course syllabus structure. Dr David S. Wall .