Academic Relations Resources for Educators
Since education is the foundation of any profession, The IIA is committed to increasing and enhancing internal audit education in universities worldwide. Therefore, a robust academic program to prepare students for the profession of internal auditing has been designed by The IIA with input from educators and practitioners around the world.
This program allows for various degrees of commitment by schools based on their needs and capacity. IIA benefits are aligned with the commitment provided by the school. To assist schools in determining what might comprise an internal audit curriculum, The IIA Global Model Internal Audit Curriculum has been developed using The IIA's Competency Framework, Common Body of Knowledge (CBOK) Study, Certified Internal Auditor® (CIA®) exam syllabus, and feedback from educators and practitioners.
The IIA Global Model Internal Audit Curriculum
Academic Awareness Program
For schools wanting to be recognized by The IIA for teaching internal auditing but only able to provide limited commitment, the Academic Awareness Program was created to focus on assisting these schools in their desire to promote internal auditing as a career choice for their students.
Learn more about The IIA's Academic Awareness Program and its participating program partners.
Internal Auditing Education Partnership (IAEP) Program
For schools wanting a more formal affiliation with The IIA, the IAEP program was created to focus on a quality internal audit curriculum approved by The IIA, and a partnership among the local IIA chapter/Institute, the participating IAEP program university and The IIA. The general conformance of the internal audit curriculum provides practitioners with an understanding of the degree of internal audit education at each of the participating IAEP program schools.
Educator Resources for Internal Audit Awareness
The IIA and educators and volunteers from across the globe created resources to assist those advocating the internal audit profession and internal audit education within academia.
Below are tools and resources to aid you when engaging students that may be interested in internal auditing as a career choice.
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The IAEP Program Fulfills the Demand for Internal Audit Talent
The IIA’s Internal Auditing Education Partnership (IAEP) program meets the growing demand for internal audit talent by educating traditional and non-traditional students. The IAEP Conference connects students to future employers giving them the opportunity to receive leadership training, network, and interview for their first job in internal audit.
Find out what students, educators, and employers are saying about The IIA’s educational partnership with universities across the globe.
Internal Auditing: A Career for Today, A Career for Tomorrow
Learn more about the internal audit profession from chief audit executives around the world. Use this as an introduction video when speaking to students as a way to begin a conversation about internal auditing.
Learn more about the internal audit profession from chief audit executives around the world.
Each year, The IIA's charitable arms spend thousands of dollars to support quality internal audit educational programs.
The New Internal Auditing Textbook is an Academic Outreach Tool
The IIA Bookstore recently released the fourth edition of the internal auditing textbook, Internal Auditing: Assurance & Advisory Services. This new textbook is a great companion for universities teaching internal audit courses. Chapter/institute leaders, can use the new textbook as an advocacy tool to encourage educators to incorporate internal auditing into their curriculum. The new textbook includes enhanced resources for instructors including case studies, quizzes and more
Learn more information about the newly released 4th edition of Internal Auditing: Assurance & Advisory Services directly from two of the authors and The IIA's Bookstore Retail Manager, Luke Roggenbeck! You will hear more information about the new updates and developments that are in the new Internal Auditing 4th edition.
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This PowerPoint presentation provides an overview of the internal audit profession. It compares internal audits to financial statement audits and identifies internal audit stakeholders, ideal reporting relationships, and more.
This PowerPoint presentation with speaker notes is for use by Chapters/Institutes/Educators.
This PowerPoint presentation provides an overview of the internal audit profession. It was presented to students by Erin Morrow of Grant Thornton for a College Frog webinar. The webinar was sponsored by The IIA.
This PowerPoint presentation can be used by Chapters/Institutes/Educators at local IIA student events at university campuses after an IIA presence has been established.
Learn more information about the newly released 4th edition of Internal Auditing: Assurance & Advisory Services directly from two of the authors and The IIA's Bookstore Retail Manager, Luke Roggenbeck! You will see more information about the new updates and developments that are in the new Internal Auditing 4th edition.
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Complete and submit this form to receive specific case studies that are used in the academic setting to further internal audit education.
For More Information
For additional information and resources, please contact academic@theiiia.org.
*Support of The IIA’s Academic Relations efforts is made possible through the Academic Fund.