Accounting and Financial Forensics, M.S.

Florida Institute of Technology

The Master of Science in Accounting and Financial Forensics (MSAFF), a STEM-designated program, equips students with expertise in investigation, critical thinking and auditing, enabling them to excel in roles in accounting research, fraud examination, data intelligence and financial management. Graduates are prepared to play pivotal roles in criminal investigations, such as uncovering tax fraud or money laundering, and in non-criminal matters such as business valuation or bankruptcy data analysis. They serve as key advisors on financial fraud prevention and are skilled at conveying complex financial insights in clear, accessible terms for professionals like attorneys, CEOs, juries or other investigators. The MSAFF, a STEM program, equips students with advanced expertise in accounting and financial forensics, preparing them for a variety of roles across global contexts.

Courses in international accounting cover global reporting standards and multinational business operations, while studies in globalization and corporate social responsibility (CSR) provide knowledge and insights applicable both in the U.S. and internationally. Graduates emerge as leaders in accounting and financial forensics, prepared with a global outlook, strong ethical integrity and the strategic acumen to excel in accounting careers.