About the Program
The Internal Audit program at the UH Bauer College of Business was recently recognized by the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) in early 2009 as a partner level school. There are only 19 other schools around the world that hold the same designation.
We are in the process of working towards obtaining the Center of Excellence designation from the IIA within the next couple of years. Once we reach this milestone, we will be 1 of only 6 universities around the world (and 1 of 3 universities in the United States) that possess this prestigious designation.
UNDERGRADUATE
If students want to obtain the Internal Audit Certificate on the undergraduate level, then they would take the following required courses:
o ACCT 4375 - Internal Audit Entity Control Environment (Johnny Leavins)
o ACCT 4397 - Enterprise Risk Management (David Ahola)
o ACCT 4397 - Information Security Foundations (Richard Peters)
For more information on the undergraduate level courses please go to http://www.bauer.uh.edu/degrees-programs/ppa/undergrad-degree-plan.asp.
GRADUATE
If students want to continue to the Advanced Internal Audit Certificate, then then they would take the following:
o ACCT 7397 - Governance, Risk, and Compliance (Norman Comstock)
o ACCT 7397 - Fraud Examination (Bob Barr)
If students are interested in taking IT-audit related courses (better known as the risk track), then they would take any 4 of the following:
o ACCT 7397 - Governance, Risk, and Compliance (Norman Comstock)
o ACCT 7397 - Fraud Examination (Bob Barr)
o MIS 7373 - Database Management
o MIS 7375 - Transaction Processing
o MIS 7376 - Systems Analysis and Design
o MIS 7378 - IT Management and Controls
For more information on the graduate level courses or the risk track please go to http://www.bauer.uh.edu/degrees-programs/ppa/grad-degree-plan.asp.
For More Information
Please visit the Internal Audit Program.
