ICA Advanced Certificate in Managing Fraud

Gain actionable, practical knowledge so that you can implement key fraud management strategies.

Enrolment dates & fees

 

Applicable local taxes, membership fees and discounts will be added to your basket on checkout.

Course details

  • Get to grips with global anti-fraud frameworks, the mind and motivations of a fraudster, and an understanding of what the future of fraud looks like
  • Boost your professional profile by gaining an internationally recognised qualification awarded in association with Alliance Manchester Business School, the University of Manchester

Next course date: 15 July 2024

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Instalment payment plan

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Become an ICA member

When you enrol onto this course you will join an international
community of over 30,000 members. Benefits include:

  • Access to the uniquely personalised ICA Learning Hub
  • Weekly webinars covering the latest industry
    developments
  • Discounts on ICA events and further ICA courses

The fee for ICA membership will be added separately to your basket when you enrol online for this course.

What will I learn?

  • International context
  • Global anti-fraud frameworks
  • Understanding risks
  • The 'fraudster'
  • Formulating an effective counter-fraud strategy
  • Managing the response to fraud 
  • The future of fraud 

 

A flexible, part-time, six-month course designed for busy, working professionals. A mix of guided, online study and attendance at live, virtual classrooms delivered through award-winning interactive technology.

The course is assessed through:

  • A timed, online scenario-based assessment
  • A research-based assignment

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This course is suitable for:

  • Fraud prevention and investigation officers
  • Employees with responsibility for internal organisational fraud
  • Internal audit and regulatory staff
  • Law enforcement
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FAQs

How often does this course run?

There are three intakes per year for this course: March, July and September.

What payment options are there?

If you are self-funding, can pay for the course in full by credit or debit card or pay in four interest-free instalments. If your employer is paying for the course you can select the invoice option when enrolling online.

Discounts for low GDP countries?

If you reside in one of the countries on this list you will receive a 15% discount on this course. The discount will automatically be added at checkout when you enrol.

Does the course fee include local tax?

Local tax if applicable will be added to your basket on check out.

Why do I need to be a member of ICA to do this course?

As a professional, awarding body ICA requires you to be an Associate member while you’re studying for your course (unless you are already a member). You will benefit from being part of a global, like-minded community and will receive access to additional resources, insight and learning to support your studies. Once you’ve completed your course, renewing your membership showcases your commitment to ongoing learning and continues to provide you with a range of benefits including digital badges to share on social media and discounts for ICA’s global events.

How will this course make me stand out from the crowd?

ICA qualifications are internationally recognised as evidence of high levels of competence in regulatory and financial crime compliance. The course is unique and designed to not only enhance your knowledge and skills but also develop your behaviours. You will gain technical, specialist knowledge but also vital critical thinking and interpersonal skills to help advance your career.

How much self-study time do I need to set aside?

We recommend that you allow for 2-4 hours study per week but plan to increase this around your times of assessment.