Forensic Accounting
What You'll Learn
Rule out risky business in the Forensic Accounting microcredential where you will gain knowledge of fraud prevention, detection and correction of financial fraud and white-collar crime activities. First, you’ll identify areas of financial risk, develop internal control policies and procedures, and define the role of the forensic accountant in the courtroom. Then, by utilizing an accounting software system, you’ll prepare the necessary source documents, journal entries, special journals, reconcile accounts, generate financial statements and close an entire accounting cycle. This microcredential is intended for working professionals who want to expand their expertise in forensic accounting.
Hybrid
Delivery
1 semester
Estimated Time to Complete
6 credits
Stackable
$1,880
Estimated Cost
Required
| Prefix | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ACCT 245 | Forensic Accounting | 3 |
| ACCT 310 | Accounting Information Systems | 3 |
Skills Covered
- Financial risk
- Fraud detection, prevention, and correction
- Data analytics
- Utilize cloud-based simulation to understand business cycles, purchasing, inventory and payroll.
- SOX 404 internal control applications
- REA data modeling
Stackable to Degrees
Credits earned in the completion of this microcredential can be applied toward completion of a related certificate or degree program. It is a building block that gives you a jump start to education and career success.
- Accounting, AAS
- Cybersecurity, BS
- Finance, B.B.A.
- Health Care Management, BS
- Homeland Security, B. Tech
- Management, B.B.A.
Costs
SUNY Canton is committed to providing the best education at an affordable cost. Microcredentials are another cost-effective way to build skills with quality courses.
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This program qualifies for the new Part-Time TAP for Non-Degree Programs. Learn more about eligibility.