Assistant Professorship (s) in Accounting at the Department of Accounting

The Assistant Professorship position in Accounting requires a senior-level academic with a doctorate degree, reflecting a high level of education and expertise in the field. Candidates should possess deep knowledge of accounting principles, theories, and practices, supported by significant research experience and scholarly contributions. The role demands proficiency in advanced accounting topics such as financial accounting, managerial accounting, auditing, taxation, and possibly emerging areas like forensic accounting or accounting information systems. Strong analytical and quantitative skills are essential, along with the ability to conduct rigorous empirical or theoretical research. Experience in publishing in reputable academic journals and presenting at conferences is expected. Additionally, candidates should demonstrate effective teaching capabilities at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including curriculum development and student mentorship. Familiarity with accounting standards, regulatory frameworks, and the use of relevant software tools for data analysis and financial reporting is advantageous. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, are necessary to engage with students, colleagues, and the broader academic community. The role likely involves collaboration on interdisciplinary research projects and participation in departmental and university service activities. Overall, the position demands a well-rounded accounting scholar with a strong research portfolio, teaching excellence, and a commitment to advancing the discipline through academic leadership and innovation.