Internal Audit was established by the University of Kansas and the Kansas Board of Regents to assist, advise and consult with University management at all levels and to provide independent appraisal of all University operations and activities.
In order to maintain an independent status, and to ensure objectivity in our work, the University of Kansas Internal Audit department has no authority over, or responsibility for, the activities that we review.
The mission of University Internal Audit is to support members of the University in the effective accomplishment of their responsibilities. We do Education, Risk Assessment, Audit, Attestation, Investigation, and Consulting Services. For a list of our current products, please refer to the "Audit Services" link on the left sidebar of this page.
Unlike External Audit, whose main responsibility is to review the financial accounts, Internal Audit is concerned with all aspects of the University's operations including strategic planning, people management, collaborations with other organizations, IT, use of utilities, selection of suppliers, finance and many others.
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