Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Accounting at Lincoln University College Malaysia

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Accounting

Qualification

Doctoral Degree (PhD)

Duration

3 years

Intake

MarMarJulJulNovNov

English Requirement

IELTS 5.5

Offer Letter

Free

Class Type

Physical

Course Fee for International Students

	Yearly Tuition fees
	Year	Fee
	1st Year	MYR 16,500
	2nd Year	MYR 16,500
	3rd Year	MYR 16,500

	Other Fees
	Description	Fee
	Deposit (Refundable)	MYR 1,800
	Registration & Administrative Fee	MYR 4,500
	Visa and Insurance (EMGS)	MYR 2,700

The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Accounting program at Lincoln University College Malaysia focuses on advanced research training in accounting theory, practices, and methodology. Graduates perform novel research in fields including financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, taxes, and accounting information systems. This program prepares graduates for leadership positions in academia, research institutes, or the business sector, where they may drive innovation and contribute significantly to the advancement of accounting knowledge and practices.

Entry Requirements

A Master’s Degree in Accounting or a related field as accepted by the Higher Education Provider (HEP) Senate.
For other qualifications and certificates (e.g.,,Other qualifications equivalent to a Master’s degree , etc..) please contact our educational consultants or submit your application for Admission assessment.

Career Opportunities

International Accountant, Managerial Accountant, Environmental Accountants, Personal Financial Adviser to the Stars, Spectator Sports Accounting, Senior Financial Analysts, Accounting Software Developer, Risk and Compliance Professionalss, Finance Director, Information Technology Accountants, Teaching in Accounting

Research Methodology

Computer Applications

Dissertation (Thesis work)

1. Accounting Information Systems (AIS) and political economics
2. Auditing
3. Financial accounting and reporting
4. Taxation
5. Capital Markets Research in Accounting
6. Economic Models of Agency and Control
7. Risk management
8. Accounting and public policy
9. Financial analysis and valuation
10. Accounting regulation
11. Accounting History
12. Market reactions to accounting
13. Management accounting and control
14. Corporate Finance, reporting and governance
15. Information intermediaries and corporate networks
16. Empirical finance and accounting anomalies
17. Executive compensation
18. Investment Management
19. Earnings quality and earnings management
20. International accounting standard
21. Private equity and venture capital
22. Securities Analysis
23. Costing