The 41st Symposium on Economic Crime brings together, from across the globe a unique level and depth of expertise to address one of the biggest threats to sustainable development and the stability and security of our economies.
The undermining of all our institutions by a failure to promote and sustain integrity is of real concern to us all and not merely those who look after other people’s wealth. While much discussion has taken place as to the dangers of corruption there are wider issues relating to the abuse of position and in particular the buying and selling of status and influence.
Such conduct saps the integrity, credibility, competence and independence of our institutions, whether in the public or private sectors. In extremis it alienates society from government and our leaders - nationally and internationally.
In addition to the plenary sessions and workshops, every effort is made to facilitate participative discussion and networking in a host of smaller workshops, think tanks and through the college’s extensive hospitality.
At the conclusion of the Symposium students will have an opportunity to visit the Australian High Commission in London with the program academic leader. This is not a compulsory part of the study program.
Led by: Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security
Cost: $9,600
For further details see the financial information tab.
Dates: 1 Sep 2024 - 10 Sep 2024
Places: 15
This program will require minimum numbers to proceed.
Closed
This program is offered by the Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences and the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security.
You will be required to enrol in and successfully complete JST559 International Study Experience in Session 2 2024 (202460).
You must ensure you discuss with your Course Director and obtain confirmation on this prior to submitting an application.
$9,600
The program cost is based on the minimum number of 10 students required to allow the program to proceed.
Exact costs to be advised on notification of successful application.
Students may be eligible to apply for a Vice-Chancellor Travel Grant of $400. Students must complete all predeparture requirements (see pre-departure tab) before payment can be made.
$1000 non-refundable deposit due: Within two weeks of notification of successful application
You must have a valid passport or be in the process of applying for one by the first deposit payment date. Your passport must have a minimum of six-month validity from the program's return date.
All participants will be required to complete mandatory pre-departure requirements. This includes the provision and completion of the following
In addition to the above requirements your program leader will host a number of online predeparture meetings that you will be expected to attend.
The self-ticketing aspect of the program will allow you the flexibility of exploring the beauty and culture of the UK at your leisure prior to and/or after the program completion.
Students to purchase their own flights, travel insurance, visas and passports.
The Cambridge Symposium provides a truly unique opportunity to understand the real and practical issues involved in preventing and controlling economic crime at the international level. It is also an opportunity to network with industry leaders and experienced professionals from across both private and public sectors, forging new professional contacts and promoting meaningful cooperation. I would highly recommend the program to anyone involved in AML/CTF, fraud or financial crime prevention.
Further enquiries regarding the application process should be directed to:
Charles Sturt University Learning Abroad and Exchange Office
Charles Sturt University
Phone: +61 2 6338 4021
Email: csuglobal@csu.edu.au