The Master of Arts in Financial Integrity (MAFI) program at the School of Law focuses on all aspects of anti-money laundering (AML) law, policy, compliance and risk management. The program is offered in a unique cohort-based format that meets approximately once per month from Thursday evening through mid-day Sunday, designed specifically for working professionals.
Students study U.S. administrative law, criminal law, banking law, compliance and risk management, international monetary flows and a host of other topics necessary to a comprehensive understanding of financial integrity. To start in fall 2020, apply by the priority deadline, May 15, or final deadline, July 1.
Faculty and staff are reminded that the tuition-waiver benefit can be used for this program.
Questions? Contact Cathy Lesser Mansfield at mafi@case.edu.