Developments over the last decade in the fight against criminal phenomena have shown that the pioneering development and coupling of forensic and IT methods can significantly improve the investigation of criminal offenses and offer new opportunities to clarify backgrounds and uncover connections. Ongoing technological change is constantly creating new challenges that make it necessary to drive forward modern research and development, teaching and practical applications, as well as training and further education in information processing and security at a high level.
We are facing up to these challenges.
The Forensics working group releases around 100 science graduates onto the job market annually. Our graduates are particularly sought after by the authorities. It is not only the excellent teaching that makes studying at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences worthwhile but also the collaborative atmosphere and numerous opportunities to gain additional qualifications that ensure our good reputation in the industry and with the authorities.
Are you interested? Discover our study programs!
Program from 09.04.2024 in the media library
Police Informatics Conference took place at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences in 2024
25.03.2024. Online event series on the topic of "Teaching AI skills in teaching"
Prof. Dr. Dirk Labudde winner of the Hamburg Security Award
Presentation Prof. Dirk Labudde about "AI in criminal police processing in the case of mass data"
IT security congress with top-class international speakers from 31.01.-02.02.2024 in Stuttgart
07.03. - 08.03.2024
FoSIL organizes the 4th Workshop on Digital Forensics
This week, the FoSIL team from the Forensics department at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences launched its new website.
In a criminal case of attempted murder, the FoSIL team was commissioned to reconstruct the course of events.