Fraud Investigation and Risk Management

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Program description

Organizations increasingly face loss of income due to fraud in the new digital, global landscape. Fraud investigation specialists play a vital role in detection and investigation of fraud to mitigate financial risk. The curriculum in this one-year Fraud Investigation Ontario College Graduate Certificate program will prepare you to identify, investigate, and document the most common frauds affecting Canadian businesses. You will examine potential risks and implement preventative measures to regulate and manage this risk. You will gain a diverse and unique skill set through in-class learning and studying real-life case studies and scenarios to prepare you for this role.

Program details

Code: 1583

Delivery: Full-time

Length: 1 year (2 academic terms)

Start: September, January and May

Campus: Kitchener - Doon

Credential: Ontario College Graduate Certificate

Program contact

Shan Veniot
sveniot@conestogac.on.ca

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