Research School of Accounting & Business Information Systems
The Research School of
Accounting and Business Information Systems (RSABIS) has a
world-class reputation for research and education. Recognised for
our outstanding teaching programs and excellence in research
training and supervision, we provide a rich and rewarding
environment for undergraduate and postgraduate students wanting to
excel as researchers and professionals. Our academic staff are
dedicated researchers, committed to outstanding teaching that is
informed by leading research.
Accounting is concerned with measurement, reporting and evaluation of information which assists in the management of resources in business entities and government organisations.
Business Information Systems is concerned with the study of business information and its production, flows and usage within organisations. It encompasses both manual activities and those involving computing and telecommunications.
NEWS & EVENTS
24
May
RSABIS Seminar series: Dr Louise Lu presents 'Corporate
Governance & motives for corporate political
donations'
17
May
10
May
RSABIS Seminar series: Dr Reeva Lederman & Dr Suelette
Dreyfus present Designing patient information to encourage
patient compliance
3
May
RSABIS Seminar series: Tim Neerup Themsen presents The
effects of best-practice risk management frameworks: the
translation of uncertainties into pure and impure risks
24
Apr
Mr Alex Mally, CEO of CPA Australia will give
a talk on Leadership,
mentoring, aspirations and keeping our dreams alive
22
Mar
15
Mar
RSABIS Seminar series: Professor Allan Hodgson presents The
Value Relevance of Direct Cash Flows under IFRS 039
8
Mar
RSABIS Seminar series: Dr Phong Ngo presents Political
Uncertainty and Accounting Conservatism: Evidence from the U.S.
Presidential Election Cycle
18
Feb
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