The  programme offered by Roosevelt University is designed to meet the needs of the following:

• Students who wish to complete their professional accounting education.

• Students who wish to pursue a terminal program that will enable them to enter the fields of public accounting, managerial accounting, governmental or nonprofit accounting.

• Students who seek a concentration in fraud examination studies.

• Students with majors in the liberal arts, sciences, engineering, and other fields who want to complete a professional accounting program.

• Accountants and teachers of accounting who wish to advance their careers through further study.

Accounting forensics is the specialty practice that looks at the evidence behind the numbers and then digs into their contents. Forensic accountants, also referred to as forensic auditors or investigative auditors, often assist lawyers in performing investigations or act as expert witnesses in the litigation process. The forensic accountant combines the skills of an accountant, an auditor, and an investigator. To be successful in this profession, the student should have a sense of curiosity. Through the program the student will develop strong analytical and deductive skills and professional judgment.