This concentration equips students with skills and tools required to examine and evaluate an organization's information technology infrastructure, policies and operations. It focuses on the process of ...

This concentration explains the process of continuous auditing from start to finish and how to perform continuous control monitoring and risk assessment in real-time. The concentration will also ...

Students can audit a course to gain knowledge in a subject area without being bound to complete all of the required coursework. Email a completed Add/Drop Form to gradstudies@case.edu to audit a ...

Auditing allows you to attend lectures and seminars of certain Methodology courses without taking the course for credit. Auditors do not submit assessed coursework or sit an exam, and audited courses ...

During the height of the pandemic in 2020, St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry sought to provide a means for community and formation not only to its students, but to everyone. And thus it ...

Interested in auditing a theatre or dance class? Read the specific information below pertaining to current students, community and senior auditors, and nondegree students. Current CU students may take ...

This course examines issues relating to measuring safety performance in organisations and in health and safety auditing in particular. Emphasis is placed on the use of the commonly utilised management ...

Auditors are admitted to a course on a space-available basis and in accordance with the rules of the school or college offering the course. GRS students can audit courses during the academic year only ...

QST students who wish to audit a course should familiarize themselves with the University Policy on Audited Courses and consult with their academic advisor. Permission of the instructor is required ...

MI students may audit the equivalent of 6 credit hours in each residency year of their formal program. The courses must be relevant to the student's program of study. Students auditing a class pay one ...