HIGHER EDUCATION FRAUD TRAINING QUICKLY BECOMING INDUSTRY NORM
November 1st, 2014
AS companies and government organisations implement more stringent fraud detection programmes, they are recruiting the best and brightest anti-fraud experts. Universities in North America, Australia, Europe and Asia are responding to demand for anti-fraud expertise by offering fraud prevention classes in accounting, criminology, and business degrees. This integration of anti-fraud training into more general degrees helps raise fraud awareness across other disciplines: “Anyone who can get this type of education in a university setting is going to be in a much ...
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