Forensic accounting might seem like a natural extension of the finance professional’s role, but in reality, it calls for a much broader skillset. Whether it’s uncovering fraud, tracing hidden assets, or giving evidence in high-stakes legal disputes, the work is high pressure, high impact, and often complex. With financial misconduct and litigation on the rise, there’s never been a greater need for skilled forensic accountants.

This course introduces the key areas of forensic accounting, from identifying misconduct and money laundering to conducting investigations and preparing valuations. Through interactive activities and peer learning, you’ll explore the varied nature of forensic work, including acting as an expert witness and taking on non-fraud assignments like asset tracing and business valuation.

By the end of the course, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to contribute to forensic engagements, spot and investigate suspicious activity, and deliver credible, well-supported insights in both fraud and non-fraud contexts.