Accounting
The Department of Accounting at Queen's Business School brings together expertise in accounting, accounting change, budgeting, governance, performance management and reporting in not-for-profit and public sector organisations.
We provide excellent research-led teaching to undergraduates, postgraduates and working professionals, and our staff regularly consult with financial and policy-making institutions such as the UK and Republic of Ireland Governments and the Bank of England.
#1 in the UK
for Graduate Outcomes (Accounting and Finance)
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for Accounting & Finance
Complete University Guide 2024Latest Publications
The UK financial firms’ textual risk disclosure and market liquidity
- Tamer Elshandidy
- Mohamed Elsayed
Too busy to balance? A longitudinal analysis of board of director busyness and firms' ambidextrous orientation
- Mariano Heyden
- Sebastian Fourné
- Lane Matthews
- Ralf Wilden
- Valentina Tarkovska
Performance management system components and the role of the management accountant
- Martin Quinn
- Antje Bruesch
Two-tier board characteristics and expanded audit reporting: evidence from China
- Emad Noureldeen
- Mohamed Elsayed
- Ahmed A. Elamer
- Jianming Ye
Decoupled accounting in a non-profit context: an explanation for stable management accounting?
- Brendan Clerkin
- Martin Quinn
- Ciaran Connolly