Basics of Defending Against Cybercrime - Program Details

General Information Institution Justice Institute of British Columbia
Program C and Virtual Program Status Open
Program Information Program Name Basics of Defending Against Cybercrime
Program Type Virtual Program
Type: Micro-credential
Program Description This program offers essential skills to protect against cyber threats. The micro-credential in Basics of Defending Against Cybercrime consists of five courses exposing students to the fundamental basics of cybercrime including spam, impacts of cybercrime, linkages of social media to cybercrime, and methods to increase online privacy.
Contact Information Rodolfo Torrezan, rtorrezan@jibc.ca
Teaching Language English
Degree Level Undergraduate
Language Proficiency Requirements Accept Native English Yes
English Language Requirements: None
Other English Language Requirements None
Other Language Requirements None
Academic Field Area Studies, Computer and Information Systems, Liberal Arts and Sciences
Facilities and Resources None
Scholarships Available: Yes
Scholarship Information UMAP-Canada Scholarship Program 2025: https://umap.org/scholarships/
Program Fees (All values are in USD) Tuition or Program Fee $1050.00
Average Housing Cost $0.00 average per month.
Local Transportation $0.00 average per month. This can include cost of buses, trains, and other forms of public transportation.
Other Program Fees $15.00 excluding tuition. These may include activity, lab/materials, or other fees.
Cost of Living $0.00 average per month. This can include meals, pocket money, and entertainment.
Medical Insurance $0.00 per month.
Visa $0.00
Additional Program Information The micro-credential in Basics of Defending Against Cybercrime is designed to provide you with an understanding of how cybercriminals use technology to their advantage how personal cybercrime, like spam and cyberbullying, can harm businesses and individuals how social media works and how both criminals and law enforcement use social media why and how learners need to protect their personal information from misuse The program goals are to: List and describe types of cyber criminal behaviour Describe cybercrime communities Identify types of cybercrime
Supplementary Links Basics of Defending Against Cybercrime Link
Virtual Program Information Application Opens 26/Nov/2025
Application Closes 01/Feb/2026
Program Start Date 01/Mar/2026
Program End Date 08/May/2026
Credit/No Credit Credit
Number of Credits for Program 1.0
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Timezone Pacific Standard Time
Synchronous/Asynchronous: Asynchronous
Number of Participants 1-5
Last modified 11/27/2025 12:32:08 AM