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The following
staff are available to supervise dissertations by Master of Commerce and PhD students:
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Master of Commerce (by Research)
Resources in the School
PhD and Masters by Research students have 24 hour access to the
School's building and to car parking facilities. Office accommodation,
computer, telephone, photocopying and fax facilities are made available
to candidates.
Casual Employment Opportunities
Interested candidates may have the opportunity to participate
in paid teaching and marking in the School. Please contact
the School if you would like further information on these opportunities.
Current PhD Candidates
The following candidates are currently enrolled in the School's
PhD program:
- Hazianti Abdul Halim - Voluntary Reporting of Intangible Assets by Malaysian Publicly Listed Companies
- Sally
Chaplin - E-Accounting Centres Inevitability of Ourtsourcing Overseas
- Andrew Shang Mou Deng - A Theoretical Exploration of Adoption of GRI Guidelines in Corporate Sustainability Reports
- Lynne Gerke - Investigating performance of IT Audit Methodologies used by the Australian Public Sector to Address Mandatory Requirements of the Australian Accounting and Auditing Standards
- Sue
Hrasky - A multi-modal Goffmanian Analysis of Impression Management in the Annual Reports of Listed Australian companies
- Hartini Jaafar - Accounting Conservatism, Corporate Life-Cycle and Value Relevance of Intangible Assets
- Nadianatra Musa - The Role of Management in the Ellective Application of Internal Controls to Ensure the Firm's Information Security Policies and Practices are Properly Implemented
- Michael Ntalianis - The Role of Financial Education in a Choice of Fund Superannuation System
- Kerri O'Donnell - Weighing the Heuristic Anchor: Cognitive Limitation to Ellective Auditor Judgement
- Thunyanee
Pothisarn -
Optimal Decision Making by Thai Management: Focus on the Enterprise Information System
- Bungon
Sawatsuk - The Role of Technology in Addressing the Issues of Organisational Risk and the Development of the Internal Control System in Thailand Firms
- Sonia
Shimeld - Corporate Governance in Sporting Organisations:
Impacts and Effects on Stakeholders and the Organisation
- Juree Vichitdhanabadee - The Role of Accountant and Management Accounting in Thai SMEs
- Belinda William - Accounting for Sustainability - Integration into the Current Practice of Local Government Bodies
Some Past Theses
The following thesis titles are examples from our past graduates:
- Financial Statement Preparers' Revealed Preferences: The
Presentation and Disclosure of Derivative Financial Instruments
(PhD, Keryn Chalmers, 2001)
- The impact of institutional investors on corporate earnings
management (PhD, Ping Sheng Koh, 2001)
- Reengineering accounting systems (PhD, Stephen Vickers, 2001)
- Intra-industry information transfer associated with the announcement
of dividend initiation and resumption (PhD, Isaac Otchere, 2000)
- Auditor quality and the presence of audit committees: an
association with income smoothing (MCom, Adi Sasono, 2000)
- The Impact of Specific Audit Experience on Internal Control
Evaluations (MCom, Tong-Gunn Chew, 1997)
How do I apply?
If you are interested in undertaking a Postgraduate course by research
you should contact the Research
Higher Degrees Unit.
Scholarships
The University offers some
scholarships for postgraduate candidates. Additional scholarships
may be available for international students. Please refer to International
Services for further information.
Further Information
For further information on the School's postgraduate programs please
contact the Director
of Postgraduate Studies.
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