Department of Accounting and Information Systems
Summary
The research interests of staff in Accounting and Information Systems cover a wide field. A variety of business data is readily available and a substantial library of the reports of companies and public bodies in New Zealand, Australia, Britain and the USA is maintained within the department. A staff research seminar and working paper series exist to stimulate research. Staff members have advised and appeared before government and regulatory bodies.
Researchers
Research Groups
Subject Area: Disciplines
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Accounting and Finance: Finance; Financial Accounting; Management Accounting; Tax; Accounting; Accounting Education; Public Sector & Non-Profit Accounting; Social & Environmental Accounting
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Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Sciences: Computer Science; Human-Computer Interaction and Multimedia; Information Sciences; Information Systems; Information Technology; Internet; High Performance Computing (HPC); Software Engineering and Visualisation
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Development Studies: Development Studies
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Education: Technology Education; Curriculum Development; Tertiary Education
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History, History of Art, Classics and Curatorial Studies: Modern History: Pacific; New Zealand History
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Law: Business and Commercial Law; Law of Private Obligations; International Law; Legal Practice / Justice Administration; Comparative Law
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Management, Human Resources, Industrial Relations, International Business and Other Business: Knowledge Management; Management Science; Organisational Behaviour and Theory; Public Sector Management; Small Business Management; Management
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Political Science, International Relations and Public Policy: Public Policy
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Sociology, Social Policy, Social Work, Criminology and Gender Studies: Social Science
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Region: Asia; Australasia; Europe; Pacific; Global South
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