Accounting and Finance University of Essex

Overview

This research programme in Accounting and Finance from University of Essex has an excellent reputation for research on governance, auditing practices in developing countries and the impact of accounting practices in a globalised world. They explore alternative aspects of accounting through a social science lens and champion responsibility and ethics in business. For example, Emeritus Professor Prem Sikka's criticisms of corporation tax avoidance can often be found in the national and international media.

The university is also home to one of the largest and most respected finance groups in the UK. The work has been cited in the Bank of England, the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve.

Your future

The graduates hold academic positions in top universities around the world, as well as organisations in the public and private sectors. The doctoral programmes are designed to foster the business leaders and researchers of the future who use creativity, innovation and ethical awareness to meet the many challenges facing the international business world.

The University's Employability and Careers Centre can provide careers advice, with Essex Business School also providing employability and support such as CV workshops, one-to-one advice and career resources.