Phd in Accounting at Lincoln University College

Description

The Ph.D. Program in Accounting offers inter disciplinary training that develops the student’s expertise in conducting both analytical and empirical research. The program is designed to provide students with opportunities to learn to develop their own research ideas through a formal coursework during the first years. Our distinguished faculty conducts interdisciplinary research across a wide variety of specializations, including Accounting Information Systems (AIS) and political economics, Auditing Financial accounting and reporting, Taxation, Information intermediaries and corporate networks and other different fields of accounting.

Intake Month(s)

Every Month

Course Structure

Research Methodology
Computer Applications
Dissertation (Thesis work)
Accounting Information Systems (AIS) and political economics
Auditing
Financial accounting and reporting
Taxation
Capital Markets Research in Accounting
Economic Models of Agency and Control
Risk management
Accounting and public policy
Financial analysis and valuation
Accounting regulation
Accounting History
Market reactions to accounting
Management accounting and control
Corporate Finance
reporting and governance
Information intermediaries and corporate networks
Empirical finance and accounting anomalies
Executive compensation
Investment Management
Earnings quality and earnings management
International accounting standard
Private equity and venture capital
Securities Analysis
Costing

Entry Requirement

Other qualifications equivalent to a Master’s Degree recognised by the Government of Malaysia.

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