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PhD
Programme
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PhD Students | PhD
Graduates | Admission
The objectives of the PhD programme in
accountancy are:
- To enable a student to reach and extend the
boundaries of knowledge in accountancy;
- To help a student develop a high level of
competence in research methodology; and
- To equip the student for intellectually
demanding positions in the academic and business
sectors.
Candidates for a PhD degree in
accountancy are required to demonstrate a
thorough mastery of the subject, to pass the
qualifying examination, to research a specific
problem which contributes to knowledge in
accounting, and to successfully defend a thesis
before a team of examiners.
In principle
application is accepted all the year round but
subject to the availability of quota. The
main round of admission is usually done between
March to May each year. Applicants are
strongly advised to submit their applications
before the end of February for September
entrance.
PhD studies at the School can be
either full-time or part-time. The normative
period of study is 36 months for students with a
research master degree and 48 months for
students without a research master degree on a
full-time basis, or 48 months for students with
a research master degree or 64 months for
students without a research master degree on a
part-time basis. Extension of the study period
may be considered for special cases. The maximum
periods of study are 84 months and 96 months
respectively for the full-time and part-time
studies. All part-time students must spend a
part of each year on-campus to meet his/her
supervisor(s) and attend prescribed seminars and
other academic activities. The exact length and
timing of that period will be determined by the
part-time student's supervisor(s).
In view
of the background variety, students who do not
possess adequate academic preparation for the
PhD Programme are usually required to enrol in
the MPhil Programme first. In addition,
first-year PhD students are required to take
foundation courses in economics, mathematics,
and statistics as prerequisites where
appropriate and should obtain at least grade B
in the course.
Please click here for the the details
of the Course Requirement, Course List &
Study Scheme, etc.
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| Name
|
Prior Degree |
| CHEN,
Chen |
BAcc (Sun
Yat-sen University) |
| HUANG,
Zheng |
BIA
(Nankai) |
| LEUNG,
Siu Ching Winnie |
BBA
(CUHK) |
| LIN,
J.R. Karen |
BA,
MA, (Sun Yat-sen University); MSIA, (Carnegie Mellon
University) |
| XIN,
Xiangang |
BIA (Shandong
University); MAcc, (Shanghai University of Finance
and Economics) |
| YANG, Shuo |
BFM (Wuhan) |
| YIP,
Wing Yue Rita |
BBA
(CUHK) |
| YU,
Wei |
BEng
Zhejiang U, MMgt (Xiamen U) |
| ZHANG,
Fang |
BAcc
(Xiamen U), MPhil (Lingnan U) |
| ZHOU,
Chunquan |
BA,
(Nanjing University); MA, (Shanghai University of
Finance & Economics) |
| ZOU,
Huan |
BIM, MAcc,
(Shanghai University of Finance and
Economics) |
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Name |
Year |
Thesis |
Affiliation |
|
TSUI, Lam Sin-lai, Judy |
1994 |
Auditors' Ethical Behavior: A Study of the
Determinants of Auditors' Decision Making in an
Audit Conflict Situation |
Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
|
CHAN, Siu-yeung,
Raymond |
1996 |
An Empirical Analysis of the Factors
Affecting the Appropriateness of Confidence in
Predicting Financially Distressed Firms |
Hong Kong Baptist University |
|
LEUNG, Tak Wing, Simon |
1997 |
An Empirical Study on the Effects of
Performance Feedback, Budgetary Goals and
Compensation Schemes on Performance - A
Cross-Cultural Perspective |
Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
|
LAU, Tze Yiu Peter |
1997 |
An Analysis of the Effects of Risk,
Materiality and Structure on Auditors'
Evidential Planning Decisions |
Hong Kong Baptist University |
|
TYEN, Kan Hee Anthony |
1998 |
Audit Planning Decisions and Audit Conflict:
A Cross-cultural Empirical Analysis of Hong Kong
and U.S. Auditors |
|
|
LAU, Sing Chiu, Thomas |
1999 |
Specialist Audit-Quality Differentiation in
Banks:
The Case of Hong Kong
Incorporated Authorized Institutions |
Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
|
MO, Lai Lan Phyllis |
1999 |
Characteristics of Audit-detected Accounting
Errors: An Empirical Study of Hong Kong and
China |
Lingnan University |
|
LUI, M.C. Gladie |
2003 |
Disclosure
and Market Consequences of Firm-Specific News
Announcements in the Emerging Market of
China |
Lingnan University |
|
WU, Donghui |
2003 |
Mispricing
of Earnings Components: Empirical Evidence from
China |
Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
|
CHEUNG, Daniel |
2004 |
Taxation
Management and the Structure of Transactions:
Evidence of Source of Profits and Real Property
Gains - An Implicit Tax Perspective |
Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
|
HU, Bingbing |
2004 |
Ultimate
Ownership and Analyst Following |
Hong Kong Baptist University |
|
LEUNG, S.L. Olivia |
2004 |
The Impact of Ultimate Ownership and Investor Protections on Dividend Policies |
The City University of Hong Kong |
| CHU, Teresa |
2008 |
Ultimate Ownership and the Cost of Capital |
University of Macau |
| FUNG,
L.K. Sammy |
2008 |
Asia Financial Crisis and the Adaptation of Board and Asset Structure of Banks |
The Hong Kong University |
| YUAN,
Qingbo |
2008 |
Public Governance, Political Connectedness, and CEO Turnover: Evidence from the Transitional Economy of China |
The University of Melbourne |
| YU,
Xin, Joyce |
2008 |
Institutional Environment, R&D Spillovers and Transparency: Evidence from China |
Nanjing University |
| ZHENG, Ying |
2008 |
(1) "Bank Ownership Structure, Bank Regulation, and Firm Investment: International Evidence
(2) "Bank Lending Incentives and Firm Investment Decisions in China" |
Sun Yat-sen University |
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