Forensic Accounting
Specialize in a New and Rapidly-Growing Area of the Accounting Field!
In response to recent corporate accounting scandals, U.S. legislation has increased accounting and regulatory requirements for accountants and business executives. The Forensic Accounting Major at Franklin University gives you the tools you need to become a skilled specialist in forensic accounting and the related litigation advisory services, teaching you how to reduce the incidence of white collar crimes. Plus, the major allows you to develop a foundation of knowledge for professional certifications, including the CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner) and the CPA (Certified Public Accountant), paving your way to success in this growing profession.
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Identify and analyze fraud and forensic accounting issues
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Identify, document, analyze and test internal controls related to the safeguarding of assets
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Detect white collar fraud using principles and practices derived from the behavioral sciences
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Collect, analyze and report forensic accounting evidence for legal use
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Interpret and communicate fraud and forensic accounting findings to various audiences
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Adhere to a strong code of accounting ethics and professional responsibility
Career Options Include
- Independent Forensic Auditor
- Internal Fraud Examiner
- Accounting Forensic Consultant
- Corporate Accounting Officer
- Governmental Fraud Assessor
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Degree Options
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On Campus
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The General Ledger Newsletter for the Franklin accounting community
Credits to the Profession Speakers Series featuring Rich Gross, Controller of the Columbus Blue Jackets (30 mins.)
*CFE 2005 Compensation Guide for Anti-Fraud Professionals