Business Administration with Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation Post-Baccalaureate Certificate, MBA

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The Master of Business Administration with Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation Post-Baccalaureate Certificate requires a minimum of 37 credit hours.

The Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation program addresses a societal need to assist investigations of the ever-growing problems of white-collar crime, legal disputes, and other financial and business conflicts. The program focuses on an understanding of fraud and fraud investigations, forensic digital analysis, litigation and expert advisory services. All Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation certificate courses are offered online.

MBA Core Courses

22 Credits:

MBA 503 - Financial Reporting and Control Credits: (3)
MBA 504 - Global Business and Economics Credits: (3)
MBA 506 - Quantitative and Statistical Methods for Managers Credits: (3)
MBA 509 - Financial Analysis Credits: (3)
MBA 516 - Organization Theory and Management Practice Credits: (3)
MBA 519 - Strategic Analysis and Integrated Decision Making Credits: (4) *
MBA 536 - Business Ethics and Social Responsibility Credits: (3) **

Notes

* MBA 519 carries a 24 credit-hour prerequisite, completion of MBA 503 , MBA 504 , MBA 509 and should be taken toward the end of the program.

** MBA 536 requires a minimum of 24 graduate hours and all undergraduate prerequisites.

Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation Requirements

15 Credits:

MBA 630 - Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination Credits: (3)
MBA 631 - Fraudulent Financial Reporting Credits: (3)
MBA 632 - Forensic Data Analytics and Electronic Evidence Credits: (3)
MBA 633 - Interviewing Skills and Legal and Ethical Issues of Forensic Accounting Credits: (3)
MBA 634 - Litigation Services and Expert Testimony Credits: (3)

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