Operational audits are comprehensive reviews of an office or program to evaluate fundamental business practices to ensure there are adequate internal controls as well as operational efficiency and effectiveness.

Compliance audits measure the adherence with:

  • University of Georgia, Board of Regent policies and procedures.
  • State and Federal laws and regulations.
  • Sponsor grant and contract requirements.
  • Donor restrictions on use of funds.

Investigative audits identify the facts and circumstances of possible fraud or misappropriation of the organization’s assets.

Financial audits are analyses of the economic activity of an entity.

Information Systems audits are analyses of effectiveness, efficiency, confidentiality, integrity, availability, compliance, and reliability of data and programs on computer and communication systems.

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The Internal Auditing Division furnishes insight into the University’s culture, policies, procedures, and aids management oversight by verifying internal controls such as operating effectiveness, risk mitigation controls, and compliance with any relevant laws or regulations. You may anonymously report unethical behavior such as fraud, waste, or abuse related to the University, by using the University’s hotline.

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