Career Concentration in Fraud Examination
Administered by Department of Accounting
Effective Spring 2011
The concentration consists of 18 credits, 12 of which must be taken at Bloomsburg University. A minimum cumulative average of 2.0 must be achieved in all courses required for the concentration. Completion of the concentration is recognized on the student's official transcript.
Required courses:
ACCT.326 Introduction to Fraud Examination
ACCT.426 Advanced Fraud Examination
ACCT.436 Fraud Investigation OR ITM.408 Systems Security Management
ACCT.456 Computer Forensics and Fraud Examination
CRIMJUST.101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
LAW.336 Legal Aspects of Fraud OR CRIMJUST.330 White Collar Crime
Prerequisites for ACCT.326 include: ACCT.120, ACCT.220, or ACCT.221 and ACCT.222. Courses may be applied toward completion of a major or minors in business and/or as electives.