Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in Forensic Accountancy | NWU

Forensic Accountant
Investigate financial fraud, money laundering, and other financial crimes, providing evidence and analysis for legal proceedings and corporate investigations.

Fraud Investigator
Specialize in identifying and analyzing fraudulent activities within financial records, helping to uncover discrepancies and prevent financial crimes.

Financial Crime Consultant
Advise organizations on preventing, detecting, and addressing financial crimes, helping to develop fraud prevention strategies and compliance frameworks.

Internal Auditor (Forensic Focus)
Evaluate internal financial controls, assess risks of fraud, and recommend improvements to prevent financial misconduct within organizations.

Regulatory Investigator
Work for government agencies or regulatory bodies to investigate financial institutions and ensure compliance with financial laws, regulations, and standards.

Litigation Support Specialist
Assist in legal cases by analyzing financial evidence, providing expert testimony, and helping legal teams with complex financial issues in disputes and fraud cases.

Risk Management Consultant
Assess financial risks related to fraud, conduct audits, and implement measures to safeguard organizations from financial crimes.

Corporate Investigator
Investigate allegations of corporate fraud, financial mismanagement, and other criminal activities within companies to protect shareholders and stakeholders.

Compliance Officer (Financial Crimes)
Ensure that businesses are compliant with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, fraud prevention laws, and financial crime legislation.

Academia & Research
Contribute to the field of forensic accounting by researching financial crimes, fraud prevention techniques, and educating future professionals in the field.