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As a PhD student in accounting, you will work with and learn from our inspirational and diverse faculty of leading researchers. Our faculty offer a wealth of knowledge on fundamental issues in accounting, including management control, capital markets accountin…
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Accounting and Finance · Business and management
As a PhD student in accounting, you will work with and learn from our inspirational and diverse faculty of leading researchers. Our faculty offer a wealth of knowledge on fundamental issues in accounting, including management control, capital markets accounting, accounting for sustainability, taxation and corporate governance and auditing. MPhil/PhD students work alongside researchers within the following research themes: - Capital markets - Case study research - Corporate finance - Corporate governance - CSR - ESG To learn more about modules, assessment methods, facilities and our staff research expertise please visit our course page.
Getting in
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To be considered, MPhil applicants need to meet the following entry requirements: - A good undergraduate degree (in the UK, at least an upper second class honours) in a relevant subject - A taught Masters degree in a relevant subject If you are an international student, please visit our international equivalency pages to enable you to see if your existing academic qualifications meet our entry requirements. For full details, including English language requirements and international equivalencies, please visit our course page.
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