8 Master's in Forensic Accounting in Europe

The Financial Crime Investigation degree at Liverpool John Moores University is a Financial Crime Investigation course investigating patterns, trends and criminal behaviour associated with financial crime.

Whether you have an accounting undergraduate background or not, this Forensic Accounting course from Northumbria University looks at financial crime and considers areas such as the nature, regulation and policing of financial crimes in the UK. 

Develop specialist accounting skills and knowledge to prepare for a career in forensic investigation and dispute resolution in the Forensic Accounting programme from Sheffield Hallam University.

Explore financial crime investigations and work with business legal teams on this Forensic Accounting course from University of Portsmouth. Prepare for your career as a forensic accountant, or in internal auditing or compliance, whether you’ve studied accounting in the past or not. 

With a clear focus on forensics and industry practices, this Digital Forensics and Cyber Investigations programme from Teesside University equips you with the knowledge and skills to become a professional digital or cyber analyst, or investigator.

The Financial Crime and Compliance in Digital Societies (top-up) at The University of Manchester is a 12-month, part-time M.Sc. delivered through a flexible public study mode. This advanced programme combines online learning with practical masterclasses to help professionals master digital security and risk management.

The Accounting programme at Durham University is designed to provide an essential introduction to accountancy as a career choice for graduates with no prior learning in the discipline. 

The MSc Forensic Audit and Accounting course from University of South Wales - the only course of its kind in the UK - has been running for over ten years and provides specialist skills in fraud investigation, valuations, assist in dispute resolution, expert reporting and cyber investigations.