new delhi college goers now have a chance to learn about crime victims interact with the criminal justice system learn methods to provide security and prevent cybercrime as guru gobind singh indraprastha university ggsipu is set to start three new postgraduate diploma courses in victimology and victim protection security management and cybercrime and lawwhile the admission process for the three new courses started on thursday the courses will tentatively begin from august 16 in affiliation with lok nayak jayaprakash narayan national institute of criminology and forensic science which is already offering ma and msc courses in criminology and forensic sciences these will cater to not only students but also government officials who want to learn about the subjectsbn chattoraj dean of academics said a student must be a graduate in any discipline from a recognised university with 50 marks to apply for these courses however for the cybersecurity course we are looking for students with a computers or information technology background he addedvictimology is a unique course started by us as it is a rapidly emerging field of study with a focus on victims of crime in india we have a criminal justice system but we dont focus on victim justice we will educate students on how to work with the criminal justice system welfare groups and ngos that deal with victim support chattoraj saidin the security management course students will be taught how to manage physical and digital security while in cybercrime and law they would be educated on evidence handling and collection investigation of cybercrime and the laws pertaining to thempervin malhotra columnist and counsellor said cyber security is a joboriented course that will have plenty of openings in law firms and in companies that require security of their websites the scope of the public security management course extends to security of educational institutions and schools and highprofile individuals like actors and celebritiesthe last date of submission of online application form for these programmes is july 31