The Saint Xavier University Graduate Program in Financial Fraud Examination and Management

Kresse, William J.

doi:10.2308/iace.2008.23.4.601

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“…Auditing and accounting courses are unable to offer appropriate knowledge to students in terms of integrating accounting knowledge with other interdisciplinary filed (e.g. fraud investigation and litigation support) (Kresse, 2008). There are contradictory views amongst stakeholders groups (academics, practitioners, and service users) toward several issues related to the education of forensic accounting, including offering mode, knowledge contents and teaching pedagogies (Wang et al , 2016).…”

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“…Forensic accounting is deemed a vital profession as it incorporates a blend of knowledge including, accounting, auditing, law, finance, information technology and criminology. Prior researchers have affirmed that the benefits of forensic accounting originated from the broad spectrum of duties that are encapsulated under the forensic accounting umbrella (Alshurafat et al, 2020;Botes and Saadeh, 2018;Hegazy et al, 2017;Honigsberg, 2020;Kresse, 2008;Tiwari and Debnath, 2017).…”

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“…The benefit of forensic accounting education to the students. A forensic accounting program of study may comprise a combination of various knowledge including, auditing, accounting, statistics, information technology (IT), law sociology and psychology (Kresse, 2008). Moreover, forensic accounting students would be exposed to a variety of useful knowledge, abilities, and skills during their period of study.…”

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Strengths and weaknesses of forensic accounting: an implication on the socio-economic development

Alshurafat

Shbail

Mansour

2021

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PurposeThis review aims to provide an understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of forensic accounting education and profession.Design/methodology/approachThis paper reviews published forensic accounting studies to explore forensic accounting strengths and weaknesses.FindingsThe strengths of forensic accounting are its benefits to students and accounting professionals, the significant need and increasing demand, the new career channels and the reduction of fraud. The weakness factors are the lack of regulation, the lack of control over the profession entry, the lack of agreement on how to teach forensic accounting, the lack of specialized research journals, the misconception of its intrinsic aim, the lack of highly qualified practitioners and educators and the lack of public recognition and occupation reputation.Practical implicationsIt is hoped that this structured investigation of the factors relevant to the current and future status of forensic accounting education and profession will provide a sufficient overview of the critical issues and concerns that are important to be known for understanding and advancing the vital application of forensic accounting on the Socio-Economic Development. It is anticipated that this paper has an impact on future policy that ultimately contributes to improving business and limit fraud incidents, thus, it can contribute to business and socio-economic development.Originality/valueThe literature on forensic accounting is extensive and varied. However, there is a lack of comprehensive understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of forensic accounting. This study provided policymakers with a comprehensive understanding of forensic accounting.

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Strengths and weaknesses of forensic accounting: an implication on the socio-economic development

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Shbail

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2021

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“…Kresse (2008) presents the six stages of development for Saint Xavier University's graduate program in Financial Fraud Examination and Management. Fleming, Pearson, and Riley (2008) report on West Virginia University's addition of a four-course graduate certificate in forensic accounting.…”

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Accounting education literature review (2006–2009)

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Rebele

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Journal of Accounting Education

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“…Based on an experiment undertaken by Florida Atlantic University, Young (2008) discussed the challenge of devising a forensic accounting curriculum and its resultant impact on those who studied it. Kresse (2008) discussed the Saint Xavier University graduate program in financial fraud examination and management. West Virginia University (WVU) administered a graduate program in forensic accounting, supported by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and developed by experts in the field (Fleming et al, 2008;Kranacher et al, 2008).…”

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A Review on Forensic Accounting Profession and Education: Global Context

Saadeh¹,

Al-zoubi²,

Dahmash³

et al. 2022

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This review provides an understanding of the teaching and practising of forensic accounting across the globe. It includes a review of published forensic accounting studies that conclude that forensic accounting is of benefit to both students and professionals. Despite this, there are areas of concern; namely, the insufficiency of an appropriate structure of regulation and a lack of control over the academic qualifications to enter the profession. This review of both the teaching and practising of forensic accounting provides an overview of the vital issues and concerns that must be understood in order to advance the essential application of forensic accounting. It is expected that this review will influence future policy that will advance business and limit episodes of fraud. The amount of published literature on the subject of forensic accounting is widespread and diverse. However, there is a lack of comprehensive understanding regarding the strengths and weaknesses of forensic accounting; this review will address this and provide policymakers with a thorough explanation of the subject.

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The Saint Xavier University Graduate Program in Financial Fraud Examination and Management

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Strengths and weaknesses of forensic accounting: an implication on the socio-economic development

Strengths and weaknesses of forensic accounting: an implication on the socio-economic development

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A Review on Forensic Accounting Profession and Education: Global Context

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