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 The Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) designation is celebrating 30 years
of success. The first CIA exam was administered in August 1974, to 654
candidates in the United States. Today the exam is offered in 13 languages.
In May 2004, more than 9,400 candidates took the exam at 228 sites in 78
countries around the world.
The CIA designation is the recognized professional credential for internal
auditors worldwide. Certified internal auditors must master audit standards
and practices as well as management principles and controls, information
technology, and emerging strategies to improve business and government.
The rigorous requirements of the program ensure that successful candidates
are armed with valuable tools that can be applied globally to any business
or industry. More than 55,000 professionals have been certified since the
inception of the program.
DO YOU KNOW what the CIA designation can do?
IN YOUR CAREER …
ATTAINING THE CIA DESIGNATION outwardly signifies your achievement and commitment to the profession. Whether you choose to stay within the field of internal auditing or move up within your organization, the broad-based understanding of business, risk, and control required of CIAs will serve as an invaluable base of knowledge.
IN YOUR ORGANIZATION …
CIAS OFFER ADDITIONAL EXPERTISE and thorough knowledge of operations; CIAs are a valuable resource to executive management and boards of directors in accomplishing overall goals and objectives. Such diversity gives internal auditors a broad perspective on the organization.
CIA EXAMINATION registration (Japan) |
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