Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Accounting

Program Overview

This accounting program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering various fields, including AIS, auditing, and taxation. Students engage in seminars, workshops, and research assignments under the guidance of distinguished faculty. The program emphasizes research, requiring the publication of four Scopus-indexed articles, and prepares graduates for careers in government, finance, business, and academia.

Program Outline

Outline:

Course modules:

• Accounting Information Systems (AIS) and political economics
• Auditing
• Financial accounting and reporting
• Taxation
• Other different fields of accounting

Course structure:

• Formal coursework during the first years

Schedule:

Teaching:

Teaching methods:

• Seminar
• Workshops
• Research assignments
• Joint projects with faculty

Faculty:

• Distinguished faculty with expertise in various areas of accounting
• Research across a wide variety of specializations

Careers:

• Government and Private research organizations
• Education sectors
• Financial Institutions
• Banking Sectors
• Business firms
• International Accountant
• Managerial Accountant
• Environmental Accountants
• Personal Financial Adviser
• Spectator Sports Accounting
• Senior Financial Analysts
• Accounting Software Developer
• Risk and Compliance Professionals
• Finance Director
• Teaching in Accounting

Other:

• The program requires the publication of minimum four research articles in scopus indexed journals with Lincoln affiliation
• Students learn to develop their own research ideas
• The program provides opportunities to gain additional exposure to research
• The program aims to develop students into meticulous scholars and future leaders