Designations
Students enrolled in the MFAcc Program will be able to apply for the following credentials in forensic accounting after they graduate:
Masters
All graduates will be able to use the initials “MFAcc” after their name to indicate their level of expertise to their employers, their clients and the legal profession.
Earn Your Master’s. Build Your Forensic Accounting Expertise.
Take your accounting career to the next level with a Master’s degree specializing in Forensic Accounting. This advanced graduate credential demonstrates your specialized knowledge and commitment to the field, positioning you to pursue opportunities in forensic accounting, fraud investigation, financial crime, litigation support, and related areas.
By completing the program, you earn a master’s degree while developing advanced, specialized expertise in forensic accounting—equipping you to analyze complex financial information, investigate suspected fraud and financial misconduct, and apply accounting knowledge to real-world investigative and dispute-related matters.
Whether you are looking to advance within your current career, transition into forensic accounting, or develop a specialized area of professional expertise, the degree provides a strong foundation for becoming a specialist in this increasingly important field.
Graduate with a master's degree and a specialized professional skill set in forensic accounting.
CPE and CPD Requirements
If a member is licensed there are mandatory continuing professional development hours that must be met - MFAcc courses meet these requirements. Also, Alumni are invited to online educational, industry based lectures, at no charge, 3 - 4 times a year to fullfill some of the required CPD credits.
“I found the courses to be very relevant to work in the field..; When I started the program, I did not work in forensic accounting. I obtained employment in this field in just 3 month before completion of the program. When I received my first file to work on, I felt like I was just handed a group assignment in Loss Quantification to complete.” Beata Laskowska, CPA, CGA, DIFA, CFF DIFA Graduate