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Forensic Accounting

Program Overview

Society is facing the increasing prospect of local, national, and international financial crimes perpetrated by individuals and members of organized crime. Traditional patterns of crime are continuously being expanded and new techniques involving cybercrime and shadow banking systems are taking hold. Criminals are very clever, well-financed, and have proven very able to erode the fabric of society. However, new techniques are evolving for preventing crime and apprehending criminals such as fraud risk assessment, data analytics and security, and understanding the psychology of fraudsters. More than ever, it is essential for dedicated, intelligent investigators to develop an understanding of old and new criminal patterns, and a mastery of new and old techniques for their identification and resolution.


Quick Facts

Domestic International
Application deadline MFAcc:

Fall 2024 entry

15-Jun-2024

MFAcc:

Fall 2024 entry

15-Jun-2024

Minimum admission average MFAcc:

Mid-B in final year of bachelor’s

MFAcc:

Mid-B in final year of bachelor’s

Are any standardized tests required/recommended? MFAcc:

NA

MFAcc:

NA


Carly MacEacheron

“It means a lot how involved and supportive the Irvings have been. It has made a huge difference knowing someone believed in my work and where I’m from”

Carly MacEacheron
PhD Student, Department of Geography & Planning
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