The audit services provided by the Internal Audit Unit, Walailak University are categorized as follows:

1. Core Functions

  • Assurance Services: Providing independent evaluations of evidence to deliver objective assessments on governance, risk management, and internal control processes within the university.

  • Consulting Services: Offering advisory and related services intended to add value and improve the university’s governance, risk management, and control processes without assuming management responsibility.

2. Scope and Types of Audit Work

  • Financial Audit

    • Evaluates the reliability, accuracy, and completeness of financial and accounting records.

    • Ensures compliance with accounting standards, financial policies, laws, and regulations.

  • Compliance Audit

    • Reviews operations to ensure adherence to university regulations, Cabinet resolutions, policy guidelines, and applicable statutory requirements.

  • Performance / Operational Audit

    • Evaluates the economy, efficiency, and effectiveness of resource utilization and program operations across university departments.

  • IT & Special Audit

    • Assesses information technology controls, data integrity, and cybersecurity measures.

    • Conducts special investigations or ad-hoc audits requested by university leadership or the Audit Committee.

3. Internal Audit Process

  1. Audit Planning: Developing risk-based annual audit plans, defining scope, and establishing audit programs.

  2. Fieldwork & Testing: Gathering data, interviewing staff, inspecting documents, and testing internal controls.

  3. Audit Reporting: Documenting audit findings, conducting exit conferences, and submitting audit reports with recommendations to executive management and the Audit Committee.

  4. Follow-Up: Monitoring and reviewing corrective action plans implemented by audited units to ensure recommendations are properly addressed.

1. Core Functions

  • Assurance Services: Providing independent evaluations of evidence to deliver objective assessments on governance, risk management, and internal control processes within the university.

  • Consulting Services: Offering advisory and related services intended to add value and improve the university’s governance, risk management, and control processes without assuming management responsibility.

2. Scope and Types of Audit Work

  • Financial Audit

    • Evaluates the reliability, accuracy, and completeness of financial and accounting records.

    • Ensures compliance with accounting standards, financial policies, laws, and regulations.

  • Compliance Audit

    • Reviews operations to ensure adherence to university regulations, Cabinet resolutions, policy guidelines, and applicable statutory requirements.

  • Performance / Operational Audit

    • Evaluates the economy, efficiency, and effectiveness of resource utilization and program operations across university departments.

  • IT & Special Audit

    • Assesses information technology controls, data integrity, and cybersecurity measures.

    • Conducts special investigations or ad-hoc audits requested by university leadership or the Audit Committee.

3. Internal Audit Process

  1. Audit Planning: Developing risk-based annual audit plans, defining scope, and establishing audit programs.

  2. Fieldwork & Testing: Gathering data, interviewing staff, inspecting documents, and testing internal controls.

  3. Audit Reporting: Documenting audit findings, conducting exit conferences, and submitting audit reports with recommendations to executive management and the Audit Committee.

  4. Follow-Up: Monitoring and reviewing corrective action plans implemented by audited units to ensure recommendations are properly addressed.

1. Core Functions

  • Assurance Services: Providing independent evaluations of evidence to deliver objective assessments on governance, risk management, and internal control processes within the university.

  • Consulting Services: Offering advisory and related services intended to add value and improve the university’s governance, risk management, and control processes without assuming management responsibility.

2. Scope and Types of Audit Work

  • Financial Audit

    • Evaluates the reliability, accuracy, and completeness of financial and accounting records.

    • Ensures compliance with accounting standards, financial policies, laws, and regulations.

  • Compliance Audit

    • Reviews operations to ensure adherence to university regulations, Cabinet resolutions, policy guidelines, and applicable statutory requirements.

  • Performance / Operational Audit

    • Evaluates the economy, efficiency, and effectiveness of resource utilization and program operations across university departments.

  • IT & Special Audit

    • Assesses information technology controls, data integrity, and cybersecurity measures.

    • Conducts special investigations or ad-hoc audits requested by university leadership or the Audit Committee.

3. Internal Audit Process

  1. Audit Planning: Developing risk-based annual audit plans, defining scope, and establishing audit programs.

  2. Fieldwork & Testing: Gathering data, interviewing staff, inspecting documents, and testing internal controls.

  3. Audit Reporting: Documenting audit findings, conducting exit conferences, and submitting audit reports with recommendations to executive management and the Audit Committee.

  4. Follow-Up: Monitoring and reviewing corrective action plans implemented by audited units to ensure recommendations are properly addressed.