University Partnerships

Preparing future financial crime prevention professionals with the necessary tools to face new and diverse financial threats.

Equip your students with the best resources for success

Universities choose to partner with ACFCS because we offer the only certification that covers the entire spectrum of financial crime. The Certified Financial Crime Specialist (CFCS) designation equips students with the modern, cross-disciplinary skills needed to identify, assess, and prevent today’s most complex financial crime risks preparing them to excel in a rapidly evolving field.

 

Through an ACFCS University Partnership, educators and students gain access to a comprehensive, industry-driven curriculum, community-focused training, and a cutting-edge certification built on scenario-based, real-world challenges. Together, we empower the next generation of professionals to think critically, act confidently, and make an immediate impact in the fight against financial crime.

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Training

A suite of on-demand and live training training resources.

Certification

Internationally recognized, elite standard for financial crime compliance.

Membership

Extensive development and resources.

Dedicated Support

Quick response times ensure you're always supported throughout our partnership.

Preferred Rates

Discounted membership filled with information and training content.

Reduced Exam Costs

Students of university can take the CFCS exam at a reduced cost.

Ready to begin your journey towards CFCS
certification?

Start building your expertise and credibility in financial crime prevention today.

What our partners are saying...

The partnership with ACFCS is a natural one which we believe will give students and professionals a leg up in this ever-evolving field.

ALICE BRIGHTSKY
Senior Director of Compliance Programs, Fordham Law School

The unique Partner Program reflects the commitment of UNH to help its students gain vital, practical knowledge and credentials in the booming private and public financial crime control sector.

MARIO GABOURY
Dean of the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences at UNH