BSc · The University of Cumbria · 4 years
Security, intelligence, and investigative practice is a degree that examines how security, at its widest, is understood and maintained in the modern world, from protecting assets and critical infrastructure to analysing how global events shape national and community safety and designing measures to address these threats. The concept of security stretches across a broad spectrum of contexts and scales, from cybersecurity and physical site security to intelligence analysis, counter-terrorism, organised crime, and investigation. Investigative practice skills, including information gathering, evidence analysis, critical reasoning, and report writing, are widely sought after by a wide range of employers across the public and private sectors. At the University of Cumbria, this four-year full-time programme with an integrated foundation year provides the opportunity to gain knowledge and exper
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