
Why Pfeiffer?
- Online-First Format: Flexible, asynchronous courses designed for professionals
- Transferrable skills: Learn business skills that apply to finance, healthcare, marketing, logistics, and more
- Affordable tuition
Career Outcomes
An MBA with a focus in Financial Fraud prepares graduates for a wide range of high-demand roles across financial services, government, and corporate sectors, including:
- Financial Crime Analyst
- Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Compliance Officer
- Fraud Risk Manager
- Financial Examiner or Investigator
- Chief Compliance Officer
According to the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), the median starting salary for U. S. MBA graduates in 2024 was $120,000.
Who Should Apply?
- Financial professionals looking to accelerate their career with business and anti-fraud skills.
- Career changers drawn to high-growth, high-impact roles in finance or anti-fraud.
- Recent grads striving for a successful career in finance, accounting, business, or anti-fraud.
Fast Facts
- 15-month Online MBA with flexible courses
- Affordable tuition
Curriculum Overview
SH = Semester Hours
Business Foundations (3 SH)
Organizational Communication (3 SH)
Managerial Accounting (3 SH)
Internal Controls & Corporate Governance (3 SH)
Fraud and the Law (3 SH)
Business Agility (3 SH)
Information & Security Assurance (3 SH)
Negotiations and Conflict Resolution (3 SH)
Fraud Analytics (3 SH)
Adv. Iss. in Cybercrime, Forensic, & Money Laundering (3 SH)
Strategic Management and Leadership (3 SH)
This page was last updated on August 4, 2025.