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Chair of Accounting conduct research in all aspects of accounting. Our areas of expertise include financial reporting, international accounting standards, intellectual capital, human capital, as well as accounting in small and medium enterprises, including agricultural companies. More information about our research activities will be presented on this website in the future.

Annual projects

2006: Labour cost accounting, project leader prof. Dorota Dobija, realized funding 10 390.96 zł

2007: Measurement and management of intellectual and human capital in corporations, project leader prof. Dorota Dobija, realized funding 7 965.16 zł

2008: Intellectual and human capital in managing corporations, project leader prof. Dorota Dobija, awarded funding 43 000 zł

Individual projects

Year 2008

1. Accounting for risk, project leader Karol Marek Klimczak, awarded funding 5000 zł
2. Personal audit as a tool for measurement and management of human and intellectual capital, project leader Iwona Cieślak, awarded funding 5 500 zł
3. Use of fair value of accounting in corporate reporting, project leader Renata Dyląg, Małgorzata Kucharczyk, awarded funding 9 000 zł
4. Credit analysis in SMEs with intellectual capital, project leader Agnieszka Rosolińska, awarded funding 5 000 zł

Ministry of Science Grants

1. 2005.12.05-2007.06.04 Analysis of alignment of pay with value of human capital, project leader prof. Mieczysław Dobija (Iwona Cieślak), funding 20 000 zł, project ID 1 H02C 016 29
2. 2006.11.13-2008.07.12 A model for accounting in family farms, project leader prof. Mieczysław Dobija (Małgorzata Kucharczyk), funding 20 000, project ID N115 039 31/1597
3. 2008-2010 Audit and remuneration committees: mechanisms for increasing supervisory board effectiveness, project leader prof. Dorota Dobija, funding 97 000 zł, project ID N N115 039235

Tempus Project

The Chair of Accounting is a member of a consortium realizing Tempus Project no. JEP_41051_2006, Development of BSc(Hons) Accounting and Finance Degree ofr the University of Montenegro

The aim of the project is to develop a new programme in accounting, which will allow the University of Montenegro to train much needed finance professionals for Montenegro economy. The new programme is based on IFAC and ACCA guidelines. The result of a project will be a set of new courses and materials for students. Montenegro faculty will receive training, which will facilitate introduction of new teaching methods. Project consortium consists of: University of Ljubljana - project coordinator, University of Montenegro, University of Greenwich, and LKAEM. The project started in academic year 2007/2008 and will continue for two years.

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