The event aimed to highlight cutting-edge research, foster collaboration, and highlight significant advancements in the fields of accounting and finance.
The event included a series of presentations, and networking opportunities. Renowned scholars Professor Lee Parker and Professor Niamh Brennan delivered keynote addresses to faculty.
Professor Niamh Brennan, a pioneering scholar in corporate governance, brings a wealth of expertise in accounting, financial reporting, and governance transparency. Her groundbreaking research has not only elevated academic discourse but also informed policy and best practices in boardrooms around the world. Professor Brennan continues to influence how organizations operate and how accountability is maintained.
Professor Lee Parker, a leading figure in accounting research, has had an illustrious career spanning several decades. As founding and co-editor of Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal his research delves deeply into accounting history, public sector accounting, and social and environmental accountability. His work has shaped the way we think about the role of accounting in society, particularly in addressing global issues such as sustainability and governance.
Faculty also participated in specialized workshops on editing and publishing, as well as engaging discussions about the future of the accounting and finance academy. Dedicated networking sessions offered faculty the chance to connect, discuss collaborative opportunities, and explore career paths.
Professor Michelle Carr Head of the Accounting and Finance Academic Department at the Business School said: “Research Culture Week is a vital platform for advancing knowledge and driving innovation within our disciplines. By fostering discussions, we aim to contribute to the ongoing development of the finance and accounting fields.”