White-collar crime deals with the investigation, prevention and combating of criminal acts of an economic nature. This includes fraud, corruption, money laundering and other illegal activities that damage companies and the economy. Experts in this field analyse cases of fraud, conduct investigations and advise companies on how to minimize risks and act in accordance with the law.
To work in the field of white-collar crime, you usually need a degree in business law, criminology, business administration or a related field. Further qualifications such as a Master's degree or specific further training in compliance and fraud management can be an advantage.
There are many career opportunities in the field of white-collar crime. You can work in areas such as compliance, internal audit, auditing or as an investigator for law enforcement agencies. There are also opportunities in private consulting firms that specialize in risk management and the prevention of white-collar crime.
