Accounting and Finance Behavioural Research Group (AFBRG)

Purpose

The Accounting and Finance Behavioural Research Group (AFBRG) is a group of researchers interested in studying human behaviour in the context of accounting, finance and business information systems.  The group is open to all research staff and research students across all departments in the Faculty of Business and Economics who have an interest in the study of human behaviour in accounting, finance and business information systems.

Events

• In 2009 the group is going to hold regular meetings on Friday discussing research ideas and work in progress (please refer to the formal schedule  for the Fall semester 2009).
• In addition ad-hoc meetings will be scheduled on a needs basis.
• In 2009 the group will also support an email list  for announcements and information sharing. You can subscribe to the mailing list using this link.
  

Organisers

Coordinator

Axel Schulz

Liaising Staff Members:

Robyn Moroney (Financial Accounting and Auditing)
David Smith (Management Accounting)
Carla Wilkin (Accounting Information Systems)
Madhu Veeraraghavan (Finance)

Interested staff and students are welcome to join the Accounting and Finance Behavioural Research Group (AFBRG).