Nitin Bhojraj

About

Nitin Bhojraj has worked as an auditor for the Department of Justice''s Office of the Inspector General since spring 2009, and serves as a Subject Matter Expert for federal grant related topics.  During his time at the DOJ OIG, Nitin has worked on many audits and investigations, using audit, forensic accounting, and investigative skills.  He has also taught various continuing education classes within the DOJ OIG, including “Forensic Audit Techniques,” a live 16-CPE course which he developed and presented to DOJ employees at all experience levels across the country.  He has also provided CPE instruction on federal report writing, which is much more fun than it sounds. 

In addition to his work at the DOJ, Nitin has been teaching the Forensic Accounting and Fraud course (ACCT 436) at Loyola University Chicago''s Quinlan Graduate School of Business since 2013. 

Nitin also worked for the Becker CPA Review for 5 years, where he taught live and online classes, wrote articles and CPA exam tips for the company’s website/social media accounts, and created practice CPA exam questions used within the homework material. 

Finally, Nitin also founded and managed a tax preparation business, which was successful, but has been put on hold so he can spend more time with family.

Nitin’s connection with Loyola University Chicago started prior to his work as a teacher, when he was a student in the MSA program.  He enjoyed the program so much that he had to return as a faculty member.

Degrees

• Masters of Science in Accounting, Loyola University Chicago
• Bachelor in the Science of Business Administration, Washington University in St. Louis
• Diploma with Merit in Cartooning, London Art College

Professional & Community Affiliations

• Certified Public Accountant (Illinois)
• Certified Fraud Examiner (Association of Certified Fraud Examiners)