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Accounting and Finance PhD

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Research is central to the Department of Accounting and Finance at the University of Bristol. The most recent UK-wide research assessment, REF2014, rated 78 per cent of the school's research in business and management as 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent'.

Candidates entering the PhD programme are normally required to take 60 credit points of taught units in their first year and to participate in PhD workshops and reading groups. Students are also encouraged to undertake further training in agreement with their supervisor for the duration of their studies.

The primary purpose of this qualification is to prepare for a career in research.

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The applicant must have an upper second-class honours degree in a relevant subject or an equivalent qualification, and either have completed or be completing a master's qualification from a UK university (or equivalent). The master's requirement does not apply to applications made to SWDTP-funded scholarships although commencement of the PhD remains conditional on the completion of the associated master's.

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Accounting and Finance PhD University of Bristol

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Research is central to the Department of Accounting and Finance at the University of Bristol. The most recent UK-wide research assessment, REF2014, rated 78 per cent of the school's research in business and management as 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent'.

Candidates entering the PhD programme are normally required to take 60 credit points of taught units in their first year and to participate in PhD workshops and reading groups. Students are also encouraged to undertake further training in agreement with their supervisor for the duration of their studies.

The primary purpose of this qualification is to prepare for a career in research.

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Faculty of Business and Law - Accounting, Economics and Finance

Introduction.

Faculty of Business and Law at the University of the West of England in Bristol invites applications for a fully funded PhD studentship in accounting, finance, and economics.

Proposed doctoral projects may be discipline-specific or cross-disciplinary. The closing date for applications is 12 June 2022. The start date of this studentship is 1 October 2022.

About the studentship

The studentships reflect ongoing commitment of the Faculty of Business and Law at UWE Bristol to the development of its doctoral programmes. 

The Faculty’s distinctiveness in research and scholarship comes from its applied nature, and a focus on real-world, current issues for organisations and society. We have direct intention of helping to resolve pressing challenges, including improving organisational practices and behaviours and understanding systems and structures, whilst taking an inclusive approach. Prospective students will be based in the Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance, which is home to several multidisciplinary research groups .

Doctoral students at the Faculty benefit from comprehensive support and guidance from the Graduate School , including extensive professional development programme and careers advice.

For an informal discussion about the studentships, please contact Dr Paweł Capik at [email protected] .

The studentship is available from 1 October 2022 for a period of three years, subject to satisfactory progress, and includes a tax-exempt stipend, which is currently £16,602 per annum. 

In addition, full-time home/international tuition fees will be covered for up to three years. 

As part of the studentship, the prospective students will be expected to perform some teaching duties in their subject area, and deliver two hours of teaching-related tasks a week in the first and third year of studies, and four hours in the second year. This forms part of the terms and conditions of the studentship and there is no additional payment for it.

Eligibility

Applicants must have at least 2:1 degree in accounting, finance or economics or cognate area, and ideally Masters degree (with average programme mark of no less than 65%, UK grading scale or international equivalent). 

A recognised English language qualification is required. IELTS score of 7.0 overall, or equivalent. 

How to apply

• Identify a research priority area and potential supervisor(s) on the FBL research overview  page and the FBL staff page .    
• Prepare your research proposal. This should ideally happen in consultation with your potential supervisor. In the first instance you should contact a potential supervisor with initial ideas to confirm they are willing to support your application.
• Please submit your  application online .
• When prompted use the reference number 2022-OCT-FBL-AEF-01
• Supporting documentation: you will need to upload your research proposal, all your degree certificates and transcripts and your proof of English language proficiency as attachments to your application so please have these available when you complete the application form.
• References: you will need to provide details of two referees as part of your application. At least one referee must be an academic referee from the institution that conferred your highest degree. Your referee will be asked for a reference at the time you submit your application, so please ensure that your nominated referees are willing and able to provide references within 14 days of your application being submitted.    

Closing Date

The closing date for applications is 12 June 2022 at 18:00 (UK time).

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Programme overview

Research is central to the Department of Accounting and Finance at the University of Bristol. The most recent UK-wide research assessment, REF2014, rated 78 per cent of the school's research in business and management as 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent'.

Candidates entering the PhD programme are normally required to take 60 credit points of taught units in their first year and to participate in PhD workshops and reading groups. Students are also encouraged to undertake further training in agreement with their supervisor for the duration of their studies.

The primary purpose of this qualification is to prepare for a career in research.

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Full time (4 years).

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*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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The University of Bristol is a prestigious and globally renowned research university, with an international community of students, staff and alumni.

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Research is central to the School of Accounting and Finance at the University of Bristol. The most recent UK-wide research assessment, REF 2014, rated 78% of the school's research in business and management as 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent'.

Candidates entering the PhD programme are normally required to take 60 credit points of taught units in their first year and to participate in PhD workshops and reading groups. Students are also encouraged to undertake further training in agreement with their supervisor for the duration of their studies.

The main research training is taken from amongst two categories of units, with separate lists for Accounting and for Finance students. The units are chosen in consultation with the supervisors to suit the student’s PhD research. The pass mark set by the University for any level 7(M) unit is 50 out of 100.

Accreditation by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) , working in partnership with University Archaeology UK (UAUK) , recognises academic programmes which provide students with appropriate workplace skills relevant to both a career in the historic environment and CIfA membership at Practitioner grade.

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Research is central to theSchool of Accounting and Financeat the University of Bristol. The most recent UK-wide research assessment, REF 2014, rated 78 per cent of the schools research in business and management as world leading or internationally excellent. The particular strengths of the school lie in applied financial econometrics, empirical finance, financial reporting and auditing, management accounting, public sector accounting and accounting for sustainability.

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But what truly sets Bristol apart? What makes it a beacon of learning, research, and personal growth? Step into the realm of this institution, and you'll discover a world of possibilities, where curiosity is nurtured, diversity is celebrated, and students are empowered to reach their full potential.

Like a bridge connecting dreams to reality, Bristol offers a wide range of study areas that cater to the passions and ambitions of its students. From the realms of arts and humanities, where creativity and critical thinking intertwine, to the frontiers of engineering and computer science, where innovation takes flight, the university opens doors to a multitude of academic disciplines. Whether students are drawn to the sciences, the social sciences, law, business, or the captivating realm of medical and health sciences, Bristol provides a rich tapestry of knowledge and expertise.

But Bristol is more than just a collection of study areas and classrooms. It is a tapestry woven with the vibrant threads of student life. It is a place where individuals find their voice, their passions, and their purpose. With over 350 student societies, sports clubs, and support networks, the university embraces the power of community and camaraderie. Here, students can explore extracurricular activities, join clubs that align with their interests, and embark on journeys of personal growth and self-discovery.

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So, as you consider your educational journey, ask yourself: Do you seek a place where knowledge thrives, where academic excellence is woven into the fabric of student life? Do you crave a community that fosters personal growth and celebrates diversity? The University of Bristol beckons, ready to unlock your potential and guide you toward a future filled with possibilities. Embrace the adventure, and discover the transformative power of education at Bristol.

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Nestled within the vibrant city of Bristol, the University of Bristol presents an extraordinary academic experience amidst an exceptional setting. Bristol seamlessly blends the enchantment of a close-knit community with the dynamism of a cosmopolitan hub. International students will effortlessly find their place in this diverse and inclusive city, which has garnered multiple accolades as the UK's best place to live.

Embracing a central location, Bristol offers convenient access to the myriad offerings of the city. Whether strolling through the historic avenues of Clifton, immersing oneself in the pulsating cultural scene at Bristol's harborside, or revelling in the serenity of Brandon Hill Park's verdant spaces, there is an abundance of attractions to suit every interest. The city's exceptional transport links, including an international airport, further facilitate exploration of not just the city but also the wider UK and beyond.

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Immersing oneself in the Bristol academic community means becoming part of a vibrant intellectual milieu. The university fosters an environment where critical thinking, creativity, and innovation thrive. The intimate class sizes encourage meaningful interactions between students and faculty, cultivating a supportive and engaging learning environment. Availing oneself of state-of-the-art facilities, such as modern laboratories, libraries, and dedicated study spaces, equips students with the resources necessary to excel in their academic pursuits.

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The University of Bristol remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering diversity and inclusion. Recognising the enriching value of a diverse community, the university prepares its students for the challenges of an interconnected world. Students from over 120 countries contribute to the multicultural fabric of the institution, fostering an environment that celebrates diverse perspectives and nurtures mutual understanding.

The university has implemented a range of initiatives aimed at supporting its diverse community. The Student Union, alongside various student-led societies, organise a myriad of events and activities celebrating different cultures and traditions, enabling students to forge connections and feel supported throughout their time at Bristol. Dedicated support services, including the International Student Support team, provide guidance and assistance, ensuring a seamless transition into university life.

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University life transcends the confines of the classroom, and at the University of Bristol, active engagement in the vibrant student community is highly encouraged. With over 350 student societies and sports clubs to choose from, a world of possibilities awaits.

Whether one's passion lies in sports, music, drama, social justice, or entrepreneurship, like-minded individuals eagerly embrace newcomers into their communities. Joining a society or club grants students the opportunity to pursue their interests, forge lifelong friendships, and cultivate invaluable skills beyond their academic endeavours. It is also an avenue for immersing oneself in the local community, making a positive impact through volunteering and community outreach programs.

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The University of Bristol takes immense pride in its world-class campus facilities, meticulously designed to enhance the academic journey and overall well-being of its students. A supportive and inspiring environment stands as a key pillar of success.

The university's indoor Sports Centre houses a wide range of activities, encompassing a well-equipped fitness suite, a free weights gym, studios for invigorating group exercise classes, and a spacious sports hall accommodating various sports and activities. Whether an accomplished athlete or simply eager to maintain fitness and activity, the facilities cater to all levels and interests.

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Graduates of the University of Bristol become integral members of a prestigious alumni network, comprising individuals who have made remarkable contributions to society. This network provides lifelong connections, career support, and exclusive benefits to navigate the professional world successfully.

Bristol Connects, the university's online platform, serves as a valuable resource for alumni to connect with their counterparts worldwide. It serves as a nexus for networking, mentorship, and accessing diverse career opportunities. By staying connected, sharing experiences, and tapping into the knowledge and expertise of the alumni community, individuals continue to thrive long after their time at the university.

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Accounting and finance.

An accounting and finance degree will open many doors to enable you to work in a range of industries. Our courses are shaped by the latest thinking, and students are taught by experts from a variety of backgrounds.

Career advantage

Bristol alumni are in the top 3 most targeted by UK top 100 graduate employers (High Fliers Research, 2022).

Learn while you earn

You can choose to apply for a placement in your third year to gain real life experience and make career connections.

Global opportunities

Choose to study abroad for a year as part of your course, or explore options for short-term overseas opportunities to help enrich your experience.

Accounting and Finance courses for 2024

Single honours.

• BSc Accounting and Finance (NN43)
• BSc Accounting and Finance with Professional Placement
• BSc Accounting and Finance with Study Abroad (NN46)
• BSc Economics and Finance (LN13)
• BSc Economics and Finance with Study Abroad (LN15)
• BSc Finance (N300)

Joint Honours

• BSc Accounting and Management (NN42)
• BSc Accounting and Management with Professional Placement
• BSc Accounting and Management with Study Abroad (NN45)
• BSc Economics and Accounting (LN14)
• BSc Economics and Accounting with Professional Placement
• BSc Economics and Accounting with Study Abroad (LN16)

Accounting and Finance at Bristol

Built on tradition but shaped by the very latest thinking, our accounting and finance courses cover the breadth of both disciplines. From understanding cognitive biases through the study of behavioural finance, to learning about the disruptive innovations of bitcoin, fintech, smart-beta investing and high-frequency trading. You will benefit from applying creative and critical thinking to how we measure value.

Our courses are taught by world-leading academics, many undertake internationally renowned research. You will not only learn accounting and finance but also gain a solid foundation in economics and quantitative analysis. We offer a wide range of optional units, meaning you can tailor your degree to your own interests within accounting or finance, or broaden your study beyond them into areas such as data analytics, project management, strategy, and corporate social responsibility and sustainability.

Depending on your course and unit choice, you will have access our financial trading computer room (Bloomberg) to gain hands-on experience with software used throughout the global financial services industry.

Our courses are accredited by professional accountancy bodies. Students are able to get exceptions from professional exams from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA).

Our accreditations give students a head start on completing professional qualifications to become a Chartered Accountant and demonstrate that our courses are industry relevant. We have been recognised by CIMA under their academic partner excellence award for achieving the third highest pass rate in overall CIMA exams (Global Silver - pass rate excellence - overall CIMA exams).

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You will have access to the Professional Liaison Network (PLN), which connects students with employers in the industry through internships and a professional mentoring scheme. They also arrange 'insight talks' by accounting and finance graduates from organisations such as the Bank of England and Hargreaves Lansdown.

You can also benefit from the help of a dedicated Employability Adviser for the school who develops tailored and bespoke career development support for our students.

Popular employment destinations with our students include KPMG, PwC, Deloitte, EY, and many other organisations across the world. As well as the 'Big-four' accounting firms, approximately half of our students go on to work in investment banks or in the finance sector. Career paths include Business Technology Analyst, Financial Services Manager, Accounts Associate, Auditor and Assurance Graduate.

Course structure

You will gain the skills and knowledge to work effectively in the fast-paced world of business and financial services. To help you prepare for your career, we guide you to think critically, enabling you to analyse and interpret real-life issues in Accounting and/or Finance to come up with creative solutions.

In the first year you will develop your skills across the core disciplines of accounting, economics, finance and mathematics, as well as choosing at least one optional unit.

In year two you will study financial accounting, management accounting and finance in more depth, learning more advanced theory and techniques alongside optional units.

In your final year you will have flexibility and a wide choice of optional units. You may choose to specialise and strengthen your skills in a particular area, or keep your options open and follow a broader path.

You can choose to extend your degree to four years, spending your third year studying in English overseas. You will also have the option to take one of our professional placement degrees and spend a year working in a financial environment. Find out about all of our go abroad options.

Sample units may include:

• Economic Principles
• Globalisation and Development
• History of Economic Thought
• Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability
• Organisational Crime and Corruption
• Digital Finance
• Behavioural Finance.

Future success

In the 2020 National Student Survey, 91% of our accounting and finance students agreed that their course had helped them plan for their future, offered activities and resources designed to prepare them for their career and developed useful skills.

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By Andrew E. Kramer

• April 3, 2013

MOSCOW — Having tried and failed to become a major financial center, Moscow is trying yet again — only this time it finds itself competing for business with Warsaw, not London, Tokyo and New York.

Moscow wants companies to list on the Moscow stock exchange. It wants money center banks to expand here, as well as insurance companies and law firms that deal with securities, to make Moscow the hub for the former Soviet Union or Eastern Europe.

To do all that, city leaders are inviting business to glittering new skyscrapers, including the Mercury City Tower, which at 75 stories is the tallest building in Europe.

“The idea is to upgrade the position of Moscow in ratings, to become closer to the leaders of innovation and to the big boys of international financial centers,” Andrei V. Sharonov, the deputy mayor for economic affairs, who led a roadshow tour promoting the city in Asia, said in an interview.

This spring, the city government sent deputy mayors to Tokyo, Singapore, Frankfurt, London, Boston and New York to tell banks and other financial companies they should take a closer look at Moscow. The trip was the first concerted effort by the city government to woo investors as tenants for the new high-rise financial district called Moscow City.

Certainly Moscow has a lot of wooing to do. A city of traffic-clogged highways and sprawling concrete apartment blocks, Moscow is widely known as a singularly difficult place to do business. It did attract the big banking houses from New York and London after the fall of Communism. But cronyism, the lack of transparency and shady accounting gave companies pause. Weak courts and selective enforcement encouraged companies to conduct business outside Russia.

Political change in Russia further sapped enthusiasm. Vladimir V. Putin, a skeptic regarding greater integration with the West, succeeded Dmitri A. Medvedev, who was seen as a modernizing figure, as president in a switch known as “the castling” for its resemblance to the chess move.

Mr. Medvedev had named senior Western bank executives to an advisory council for transforming Moscow’s financial sector. They included Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase; Vikram S. Pandit, the former chief executive of Citigroup; and Lloyd C. Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs.

But the Global Financial Center Index, published in March by Z/Yen, a consulting agency, placed Moscow 65th out of 79 cities studied. London was first, followed by New York and Hong Kong. The ranking placed Moscow between Bahrain and Mumbai. A survey by the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation even ranked Moscow No. 30 out of 30 Russian cities for ease of doing business.

“Moscow was never going to be an international financial center,” a Western banker working here, who was not authorized to speak for his employer on the matter, said of the effort. “That was a joke.”

So Moscow is setting its sights a little lower. Its biggest problem is to be taken seriously even as a regional center.

The midsize companies in neighboring Ukraine or other former Soviet republics are choosing to go public in Warsaw. They are hardly bothering to look at the carefully laid out welcome mat in Russia. Kernel, a Ukrainian corporate farming enterprise, and Coal Energy, a Ukrainian producer of steam coal, listed in Poland, where a policy of investing pensions in the stock market helps the local exchange.

The Warsaw stock exchange, in fact, has so many Ukrainian company listings it has a Ukraine index. Micex, the Russian stock exchange, has no such index because it has so few listings.

Moscow must compete, said Mr. Sharonov, the deputy mayor, because “there are a lot of other opportunities and competitors all over the world.”

Moscow’s roadshow was intended to illustrate the city’s efforts to become more livable for foreign executives and residents, Mr. Sharonov said. A new interchange links the financial district to nearby roads, for example, easing congestion.

Also, under the federal program to promote banking here, Russian financial regulators tied up loose ends in ways that pleased stock traders and other financial professionals, but have not been widely noticed.

Russia created a central securities depository, introduced standard accounting rules for publicly listed companies and is well on the way to consolidating nearly all financial regulatory authority in the central bank by 2015. And, without much fanfare, the government now insists that all listed Russian companies report financial results in accordance with international accounting standards.

“It’s a substantive change,” said Bruce Bower, the managing director of Verno Capital, a hedge fund that focuses on Russia. “The government realized that by doing a little work, for the first time, it could make a difference.”

33 Best Business schools in Moscow, Russia

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Below is a list of best universities in Moscow ranked based on their research performance in Business. A graph of 260K citations received by 71.9K academic papers made by 33 universities in Moscow was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

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1. National Research University Higher School of Economics

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2. Moscow State University

3. Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation

4. RUDN University

5. Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration

6. Moscow Aviation Institute

7. Bauman Moscow State Technical University

8. Plekhanov Russian University of Economics

9. National Research Nuclear University MEPI

10. Moscow State Institute of International Relations

11. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

12. N.R.U. Moscow Power Engineering Institute

13. State University of Management

14. New Economic School

15. Moscow State Technological University "Stankin"

16. Moscow Medical Academy

17. Moscow State University of Railway Engineering

18. Moscow State Pedagogical University

19. Moscow Polytech

20. National University of Science and Technology "MISIS"

21. Russian State Social University

22. Russian State University for the Humanities

23. Russian State University of Oil and Gas

24. mendeleev university of chemical technology of russia.

25. National Research University of Electronic Technology

26. Moscow Technical University - MIREA

27. Russian National Research Medical University

28. Russian State Agricultural University

29. Moscow State Linguistic University

30. Moscow State Technical University of Civil Aviation

31. Russian State Geological Prospecting University

32. moscow international university.

33. Pushkin State Russian Language Institute

Universities for Business near Moscow

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