Undergraduate Placement Deals Forensics Belfast 2021

Job description

Forensic Services

In Forensic Services we help our clients to prepare for, respond to, and emerge stronger from a wide range of business risks and issues. This could include a corruption scandal that spreads across an entire nation, a data breach that shakes customer confidence, a dispute with a business partner threatening to erode value, or widespread fraud that has recently been unearthed. Each client faces a different challenge and you could be involved in any one, or all of these types of engagements. We’ve been involved in some of the most high-profile and headline-grabbing assignments globally. Business threats, financial crime and projects in crises give rise to high profile and intellectually challenging work.

Our services include
- Solutions to combat financial crime (including anti-money laundering services, regulatory investigations, optimising transaction monitoring systems, market abuse and rogue trading investigations)
- Forensic Investigations (including the investigation of fraud, corruption, bribery, and other economic crime to help clients respond to and emerge stronger from a range of business issues. This often involves leveraging forensic technology and corporate intelligence)
- Dispute Resolution Strategies (advising on the financial, economic and valuation aspects of claims, assisting clients through the dispute resolution process and providing independent expert testimony. We work on a wide range of disputes including litigation, arbitration, mediation, expert determination and regulatory matters)
- Forensic Technology Solutions (helping clients manage and analyse vast amounts of electronic data and navigate the legal and business processes required in a crisis).
- Capital Project Success (helping clients deliver tough projects by providing insight and expertise to put them back in control)
- Forensic Advisory (including rights management and licensing reviews, pre-emptive reviews and the application of governance and controls to avoid future crisis).

Undergraduate work placement

These eleven-month placements are for students who need to complete a placement as part of their degree and are interested in becoming a Chartered Accountant - perform well on your placement and you could return upon graduation to study towards an ACA qualification with Chartered Accountants Ireland (CAI). You’ll work alongside graduate trainees and experienced professionals on live and interesting client projects. So you’ll get a good insight into working life at PwC.

What you'll need

You'll need to be on course for a 2.1. degree or above in any subject. We determine whether you're on course for a 2.1 based on the grades you achieved in your last completed year of academic study.
You'll need to be a second year undergraduate university student on a four-year degree expecting to do a work placement in your third year.

Do you need a work permit?

Please note that PwC is unable to sponsor any candidates for the following graduate roles as the Home Office's eligibility criteria will not be satisfied. For more information. For more information visit our website . 

When to apply

Although there is no application deadline, each year we have only a small number of Graduate roles available. We therefore advise applying early, but please be prepared for a short wait in processing your application at each stage of our process while we consider your application alongside others.

Job ID

45248BR
Location

Belfast
Programme Type

Student
Line of Service

Advisory
About Us

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Intake Year

2021
Start season

Summer
Entry Route

Undergraduate work placement in Deals
Entry Route Group

Work placements
Local Region

Northern Ireland Region