Join us for Spring Open House on Saturday, March 28 to learn about Durham Tech’s Guided Career Pathways, student support services, student engagement, and career opportunities. The event is open to the public and all are welcome.
Charminique Williams
Assistant Dean, Public Safety Services
Northern Durham Center, room 100C
919-536-7200, ext. 8069
williamsc@durhamtech.edu
Coursework includes studies in criminal justice fundamentals, digital forensics, computer and mobile device investigations, cybercrime, and evidence handling. Students gain practical experience with forensic tools and investigative methods used to preserve, analyze, and document digital evidence while maintaining proper legal and ethical standards.
Graduates may qualify for roles such as Digital Forensics Technician, Evidence Technician, Cybercrime Support Specialist, and Criminal Justice Technology Assistant. They will be prepared to assist law enforcement agencies, legal offices, and investigative organizations in the identification and analysis of digital evidence in support of criminal investigations.
