DoctorNeil Crombie
Lecturer (T&A)
Department of Accounting and Information Systems
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- Lecturer (T&A)Department of Accounting and Information Systems
BIO
My current research is divided into three areas:
1. Corporate Governance and Executive Remuneration
I am currently preparing manuscripts on board decision-making processes, executive remuneration policies and practices, disclosure of remuneration, and corporate governance codes of best practice. These papers draw on data from New Zealand, Australia, United States of America and United Kingdom.
2. Management Accounting
I am currently preparing a manuscript on management accounting. It presents evidence from a survey of NZ Chief Financial Officers, concerning the relevance of management accounting theories to practice. This research finds that practitioners (CFOs) believe that management accounting theories should be taught and researched in universities and that these theories are practical relevant.
3. Accounting Education
I am currently preparing manuscripts on the effectiveness of various innovative teaching methods (e.g. the use of business simulation games and student-centred learning). The research aims to understand which teaching methods produce the best learning outcomes for accounting students.
1. Corporate Governance and Executive Remuneration
I am currently preparing manuscripts on board decision-making processes, executive remuneration policies and practices, disclosure of remuneration, and corporate governance codes of best practice. These papers draw on data from New Zealand, Australia, United States of America and United Kingdom.
2. Management Accounting
I am currently preparing a manuscript on management accounting. It presents evidence from a survey of NZ Chief Financial Officers, concerning the relevance of management accounting theories to practice. This research finds that practitioners (CFOs) believe that management accounting theories should be taught and researched in universities and that these theories are practical relevant.
3. Accounting Education
I am currently preparing manuscripts on the effectiveness of various innovative teaching methods (e.g. the use of business simulation games and student-centred learning). The research aims to understand which teaching methods produce the best learning outcomes for accounting students.
TE WHARE WĀNANGA O WAITAHA - UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY APPOINTMENTS
- Lecturer (T&A)University of Canterbury, Department of Accounting and Information Systems, UC Business School12 May 2021 - present
DEGREES
- PhD in AccountingUniversity of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand2013
- MCom with First Class Honours in AccountancyUniversity of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand2002
- Bachelor of Commerce with First Class Honours in Accountancy and FinanceUniversity of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand2000
- Bachelor of Commerce in Accountancy, Finance and EconomicsUniversity of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand1999
LANGUAGES
- English
FACULTY
- UC Business School