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Monash University

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Cybercrime

  • Non-Award

This unit provides an overview of the legal issues which arise when electronic and telecommunication devices are used in the commission or facilitation of crime.

Key details

Degree Type
Non-Award
Course Code
PDL1047

About this course

This unit provides an overview of the legal issues which arise when electronic and telecommunication devices are used in the commission or facilitation of crime. Such devices allow offences to be committed on an unparalleled scale, sometimes with international ramifications, yet with greatly reduced chance of detection.

They therefore present a significant challenge to investigative agencies and to conventional notions of crime and jurisdiction. Topics to be, covered include the nature of cybercrime, detection and investigation, application of existing criminal law principles, legislative responses, and jurisdictional issues.

Graduate outcomes

Graduate satisfaction and employment outcomes for Computing & Information Systems courses at Monash University.
78.2%
Overall satisfaction
77.4%
Skill scale
57.5%
Teaching scale
79.8%
Employed full-time
$62.3k
Average salary