Associate in Science - Economic Crime Investigation

In the Economic Crime Investigation program, students will work with computers and electronic information as they gather, analyze, and preserve evidence. Students may have the opportunity to work in many roles, including: Advances in technology, economic trends and the current global political climate are insuring that white-collar crimes such as money laundering, health-insurance fraud, identity theft, and corporate account “book-cooking” are increasingly at the center of today’s criminal activity.