For the past 30 years business surveys have found that fraud is a widespread problem throughout the business world, especially in light of highly publicized financial scandals such as Enron, Bernie Madoff, WorldCom, HealthSouth, Satyam, Xerox and more. Leaders in the accounting profession have begun to clamor for forensic accounting education to be given to accounting students and forensic accounting has become one of the hottest career tracks for them. The demand from students for forensic accounting education far exceeds the supply of programs offered by colleges and universities around the world. Forensic accountants need to possess skills in five critical areas: interrogation and interviewing; evidence sourcing (the proper collection, evaluation, and documentation of evidence); fraudulent financial-statement schemes; legal issues relating to fraud; and computer-fraud techniques, as well as, critical thinking, complex problem solving, and oral and written communication. In addition, they will acquire investigative flexibility, analytical proficiency, legal knowledge and deductive analysis. Forensic accounting is a demanding profession that promises great rewards for those with an inquisitive mind and attention to detail.

- A High School Certificate; - Passing the Math Placement Test (or equivalent); - International Baccalaureate: 24;