Certificate of Undergraduate Study in Financial Forensics & Fraud Investigations

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The CUGS in Financial Forensics & Fraud Investigations is an interdisciplinary program that provides a sequence of courses that combines forensic topics with law-justice topics, enabling students to pursue post graduate certification or higher degree training in the area of forensics (forensic studies, forensic science, or related fields). It will provide students with considerable knowledge in forensics, assisting them in further achievement of professional designations in forensics. Please note that this CUGS is primarily intended for business and accounting majors, due to the prerequisites for ACC 03419 Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation . Consult the Banner system for a full list of course prerequisites for this and all courses included in the CUGS.

Program Requirements

Required courses:

ACC 03419 - Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation Credits: 3
LAWJ 05290 - Forensic Law Credits: 3
LAWJ 05305 - Law and Evidence Credits: 3

Choose One (3 s.h.)

CS 01395 - Topics In Computer Science Credits: 1 to 4
CS 01211 - Principles of Information Security Credits: 3
MIS 02315 - Principles of Information Security Credits: 3

Total Required Credits for the Program: 12 s.h.

Important Note: Students may only double count two courses (6 to 8 credits) from another single major, minor, or other certificate of an undergraduate program they are concurrently completing to fulfill the requirements for a Certificate of Undergraduate Study.

Rick Marmon
Department of Accounting & Finance
Business Hall
856.256.4722
marmon@rowan.edu