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I am a Lecturer in Accounting and Finance at the University’s School of Business, Computing and Social Sciences (BCSS). I joined the University in December 2022 and was previously a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Leeds from 2019 to 2022.
I am a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. My main areas of teaching are in data analytics, financial planning and forensic accounting. I have given lectures, seminars and workshops on these subjects at different levels of study. I have also taught on auditing, corporate finance and corporate governance, and supervised dissertation students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
My research interests are in financial reporting quality, employee ownership and knowledge economy. My latest publication concerned long-term determinants of financial fraud and scandals in the UK. I am currently working on a project examining the impact of bank branch closure in the UK. I am Vice Chair of the BCSS Early Career Researcher network, and organiser of the Discover and Discuss Research Seminar Series.
I have taught undergraduate and postgraduate students in the areas of data analytics, financial planning and forensic accounting. My teaching combines theories, real-world events and statistics, and use of digital technologies. I am an advocate for an interactive classroom where students are regularly given opportunities to voice their views.
I have also supervised students across a range of topics in accounting and finance.
My research interest centres around financial management, reporting and governance. My doctoral research focuses on the interaction among firms’ reliance on skilled labour, employee ownership and equity risk. My latest publication concerns the long-term determinants of financial fraud and scandals in the United Kingdom.
More publications from Dr Chieh Lin can be found in the Research Repository.
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