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The number of cases of fraud in higher education institutions in Indonesia is very apprehensive. This research aims to determine whether the love of money is one factor that affects fraud tendency at higher education institutions with religiosity as a moderation variable. The data used are questionnaires collected from the respondents of the finance staff in higher education. To test the hypothesis used Moderated Regression Analysis (MRA). The results show that love of money has an effect on fraud tendency. Religiosity is also a moderating variable of the influence of love of money on fraud tendency.

Love of Money and Fraud Tendency: Religiosity as Moderating Variable