Courses
Level 1
Course details
Technical Writing and Communications
COMM8281
Conflict Management and Resolution
COMM8520
Conestoga 101
CON0101
Criminology and Ethics
CRIM8000
Fraud Investigation, Auditing and Reporting
CRIM8010
Computer Investigative Techniques
INFO8895
Investigative Interviewing and Analysis
LAW8300
Business Law in Fraud Investigation
LAW8310
Level 2
Course details
Credit Card and Insurance Fraud
CRIM8020
Money Laundering and Asset Tracing
CRIM8030
Spear Phishing, Ransomware and Extortion
CRIM8040
Merchandise, Service and Vendor Fraud
CRIM8050
Privacy and Identity Theft Management
CRIM8060
Fraud Prevention and Risk Management
CRIM8070
Capstone (Fraud Investigation)
CRIM8080
Program outcomes
Analyze situations and synthesize the various policies, procedures, legislation, social issues and community resources applicable to make appropriate decisions.
Integrate legislative, professional, organizational and ethical standards to develop a personal code of conduct.
Communicate professionally to foster relationships with various stakeholders involved in fraud investigations.
Utilize technology to perform multi-layered link analysis of fraudulent accounts and trends tosupport investigations.
Navigate complex situations using critical thinking, problem-solving, decision-making and multitasking skills to address existing, new and emerging risks.
Collaborate with and lead diverse teams to promote harmonious workplaces, build community relations and meet organizational objectives.
Secure, search, record, collect, preserve and evaluate evidence for enforcement and prosecution of offences to generate reports and legal documentation.
Use conflict and crisis management techniques to navigate disputes and potentially dangerous situations.
Develop fraud analysis models and preventative measures to manage risk for organizations.
Monitor, detect and analyze fraud indicators to identify the factors that increase opportunities for criminal activity.
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