Forensic Accounting school training courses in Austin, TX (public, in-house or online)

This course focuses on conducting fraud examinations, and includes discussion of procedures used in forensic accounting examinations and reasons behind using these procedures. In addition, coursework addresses how allegations of fraud should be investigated to meet requirements of civil and/or criminal court procedures. Also covered are detection, investigation and prevention of specific types of fraud. Coursework focuses on preparing students interested in earning the Certified Fraud Examiner (...

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This course focuses on federal legislation related to fraud examinations (including the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002), including laws preserving rights of individuals suspected of committing fraud, laws governing civil and criminal prosecutions, admittance of evidence and testimony of expert witnesses. Coursework also continues preparing students interested in earning the Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) credential. Topics include the U.S. Federal Rules of Civil and Criminal Procedure, and the U.S. ...

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You will study in highly interactive, small classes in 8-week accelerated modules. Our faculty will actively engage you in a high quality and relevant curriculum that prepares you to enter a rewarding career in accounting.

We prepare you for a new career in accounting, career advancement within your current organization, and management positions in small and large organizations. Many of our graduates move on to complete 4-year degrees and pursue professional certification relevant to the...

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The Master of Accountancy (MAc), Forensic Accounting Concentration is intended to meet the needs of both career-changers and those already working in the profession who wish to develop specialized forensic accounting expertise.

This program prepares students to succeed in a career as a forensic accounting specialist. In addition to developing the standard professional and analytical skills necessary for accounting, students also develop the investigative and legal skills needed to successfully uncover and solve white-collar crime.