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Seneca's flexible delivery format provides this program through innovative learning spaces and technology. Instructors deliver lessons in classrooms or labs while simultaneously streaming to remote students. Flexible courses allow learners to select either on-campus or online participation.
As white-collar crime increases and law enforcement faces budget constraints, major organizations increasingly depend on internal teams to identify, prevent, and assess fraudulent activities. This eight-month graduate certificate equips students with specialized knowledge and digital tools to examine fraud, financial disputes, and business irregularities.
According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), organizations typically lose 5% of yearly revenue to fraud—amounting to $3.5 trillion worldwide—with more than half of these losses being unrecoverable.
Ontario university or college degree or college diploma or equivalent. Applicants with an equivalent combination of partial postsecondary and at least two years of related work experience may be considered for admission. A relevant resumé and references must be provided.