Talent meets Forensic | Workshop
- Vienna
- Full Time
Talent meets Forensic
You are currently studying business administration, law, or engineering and are thinking about what you want to do professionally with your degree? Then you shouldn't miss the opportunity to learn more about the #Forensic profession!
Our Forensic team plays a key role in preventing and solving Financial Crime and invites you to spend an afternoon diving into their exciting world!
Hard facts:
- Date: 25.09.2026
- Time: 1:30 PM - 6:00 PM
- Location: Deloitte Office, Renngasse 1, 1010 Vienna
What to expect:
- Welcome remarks and introduction of the Forensic Team
- Exclusive insights into the three sub-areas: Forensic Investigation & Accounting, AML & Sanctions, and Digital Forensic
- Insights into what consulting really looks like – exciting tasks and real stories
- From lecture hall to project: You will solve an exciting Forensic case together with other students in your area of expertise
- Presentation of results and exchange with our Deloitte Forensic experts
- Informal wrap-up together
Participation in the workshop is, of course, free of charge.
What you bring:
- Forensic Investigation & Accounting or AML & Sanctions:
- Degree in business administration or law
- Ability to recognize business and legal connections
- Networked thinking and analytical understanding of numbers
- Enjoyment of analyzing and solving complex issues
- Digital Forensic:
- Degree in computer science or IT security
- Basic scripting and programming skills
- Network and hardware know-how
- Creativity and analytical skills
Take this unique opportunity to exchange ideas with our leading experts, gain exciting insights into the daily consulting routine, and get to know Deloitte as an employer in a relaxed atmosphere! We will be happy to advise you on-site about your exciting entry and career opportunities at Deloitte. We look forward to meeting you!
Awaken the "consultant" in you and dive into real Forensic case studies with us. Apply now with your CV!
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