How can I prepare for an audit?

You work hard and have a full plate — so we’ve designed our work processes to be as easy to manage as possible.
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Being audited is an opportunity

An audit can help you work more effectively and efficiently — and with peace of mind.
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Meet the team

Sixteen professionals with 20 certifications and over 22 undergraduate and advanced degrees. And 300 years of combined experience. Get to know the members of MIT’s Audit Division.
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Why am I being audited?

We audit processes, not people. Each year, we choose which processes to audit by evaluating input from management, risks to MIT, emerging challenges within higher education, and other external forces.
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Our Services

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The Audit Division evaluates MIT’s academic, research, and administrative processes and offers recommendations for improvement. We work for the MIT Corporation Risk and Audit Committee and with administrative leadership on campus and at Lincoln Laboratory. We perform audits and provide advisory services.
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Our Promise

You’re in good hands with the MIT Audit Division. Like you, we work for MIT and share your commitment to its mission.

As internal auditors, our objectives are different from external auditors that provide oversight to federal agencies. We recommend process improvements and encourage your efforts to fine-tune your operations.
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