Forensic Accounting

Entry requirements

Normally students must have an undergraduate degree in a relevant field. If you don-t have a degree you may be considered if you have at least five years- professional accounting experience. You also need two appropriate references.

Months of entry

September

Course content

Develop the specialist accounting skills and knowledge needed to pursue a career in forensic investigation and dispute resolution.

• Increase your knowledge of the legal framework as it relates to the law of evidence
• Study a range of modules covering other forensic related areas such as financial analysis and electronic crime
• Access the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners' member resources

This course will provide you with an insight into forensic accounting and specifically the two main subject areas of investigations and dispute advisory services. You increase your knowledge of the legal framework as it relates to the law of evidence, and undertake a range of modules covering other forensic related areas such as financial analysis and electronic crime.