Our Research
Accountancy staff foster collaborative interdisciplinary and international research which further strengthens its research base.
View details of our current staff and their research interests.
Research Interests
Accountancy Practice and Theory
The study of theory and practice to enable and enhance professional practice and regulatory change.
Experts: Professor Alan Sangster, Professor Aziz Islam, Dr Audrey Paterson, Dr Bill Jackson, Dr Naser Makarem, Mr Mark Whittington, Dr Thereza Sales de Aguair, Dr Nglaa Ahmad
Accountancy Practice and Theory
Accountability, Governance and Sustainability
Studying the systems of governance and accountability for achieving sustainable development.
Experts: Professor Alan Sangster, Professor Aziz Islam, Dr Audrey Paterson, Dr Bill Jackson, Dr Naser Makarem, Mr Mark Whittington, Dr Thereza Sales de Aguair, Dr Nglaa Ahmad, Dr Mohamed Osman,
Accountability, Governance and Sustainability
Organisations and Accounting Change
Exploring technological, cultural and political-economic underpinnings of organisational and accounting change.
Experts: Professor Alan Sangster, Professor Aziz Islam, Dr Audrey Paterson, Dr Bill Jackson, Mr Mark Whittington, Dr Thereza Sales de Aguair, Dr Nglaa Ahmad
Organisations and Accounting Change
Accountancy Education
Exploring the contemporary global practices of constructing and disseminating accounting knowledge and exploring the developments in the accounting profession.
Experts: Professor Alan Sangster, Dr Audrey Paterson, Dr Bill Jackson, Dr Naser Makarem, Mr Mark Whittington, Dr Thereza Sales de Aguair
Accountancy Education
Accounting history
Exploring the historical roots of accounting practices, accounting professions, and accountability systems.
Experts: Professor Alan Sangster, Dr Audrey Paterson, Dr Bill Jackson,
Accounting history
Entry Requirements
To apply for this programme you must have at least a good Honours degree in Accountancy or a related subject and must provide a detailed research proposal and two academic references from their most recent academic institution.
If English is not your first language you must also show evidence of attaining standards in English. Details of English language criteria
International Applicants