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Dr Hedy Huang BCom, MBS, PhD, CA
Senior Lecturer
Doctoral Supervisor School of AccountancyHedy is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Accountancy at 羞羞视频 Auckland Campus. She also serves as Councillor (NZ) of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand since 2022. Hedy supervises master and doctoral students. Her research expertise is in areas including auditing, corporate governance, sustainability and diversity issues, as well as the not-for-profit sector. She publishes in high quality peer reviewed journals and reviews research papers for journals.
Hedy is always passionate about engaging with students, community and the accounting professionals. She is on the Massey Business School Student-Staff Liaison Committee. She has been the Club Mentor for the 羞羞视频 Accountancy Club in Albany Campus since 2015. Hedy liaises with accounting professional associations including ACCA, CA ANZ, and CPA Australia, and coordinates their on-campus events and visits.
She also exhibits a profound commitment to the enrichment of the local community, a dedication exemplified by her service on the board of Airedale Property Trust (a social housing provider and retirement village developer) and her leadership role as the Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee of LifeWise, Airedale Property Trust and Methodist Mission Northern.
Hedy is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Accountancy at 羞羞视频 Auckland Campus. She also serves as Councillor (NZ) of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand since 2022. Her research expertise is in areas including auditing, corporate governance, sustainability and diversity issues, as well as the not-for-profit sector. She exhibits a profound commitment to the enrichment of the local community, a dedication exemplified by her service on the board of Airedale Property Trust and her leadership role as the Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee of LifeWise, Airedale Property Trust and Methodist Mission Northern.
Professional
Contact details
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Ph: + 64 (09) 414 0800 ext 43285
Location: MBS 1.09B, Massey Business School
Campus: Albany
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Commerce - University of Auckland (2005)
- Master of Business (Honours) - Auckland University of Technology (2010)
- Doctor of Philosophy - Auckland University of Technology (2014)
Fellowships and Memberships
- Member, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (Full) (2018)
Certifications and Registrations
- Licence, Co-Supervisor, 羞羞视频
- Licence, Supervisor, 羞羞视频
Research Expertise
Research Interests
Auditing, corporate governance, and capital market research
Corporate social reporting and sustainability issues
Not-for-profit, charities, funding organisations
Gender research, and professionalisation of accountancy
Thematics
21st Century Citizenship, Resource Development and Management
Area of Expertise
Field of research codes
Accounting Theory and Standards (150101):
Accounting, Auditing and Accountability (150100):
Auditing and Accountability (150102):
Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services (150000):
International Accounting (150104):
Management Accounting (150105):
Sustainability Accounting and Reporting (150106)
Keywords
Professionalisation of Accountancy
Corporate social reporting and sustainability issues
Not-for-profit, charities, funding organisations, outcome measurement
China, emerging markets
Research Outputs
Journal
[Journal article]Authored by: Huang, J.
[Journal article]Authored by: Huang, J.
[Journal article]Authored by: Huang, J.
[Journal article]Authored by: Huang, J.
Thesis
[Doctoral Thesis]Authored by: Huang, J.
Conference
[Conference Paper]Authored by: Huang, J.
[Conference Paper]Authored by: Habib, A., Huang, J.
[Conference Paper]Authored by: Bhuiyan, M., Huang, J.
[Conference Paper]Authored by: Habib, A., Huang, J.
Other
[Oral Presentation]Authored by: Huang, J.
Consultancy and Languages
Languages
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English
Last used: 2020
Spoken ability: Excellent
Written ability: Excellent -
Mandarin
Last used: 2020
Spoken ability: Excellent
Written ability: Excellent
Teaching and Supervision
Teaching Statement
My overall philosophy of teaching is to provide informative and enthusiastic lectures in a supportive and non-threatening atmosphere. I always try to awake the curious mind through an enjoyable discussion at the end of each lecture. I also gain great satisfaction and enjoyment from my role as a teacher to see students grow in confidence in their ability to tackle problems, determine answers and in confidence to put forward alternative ideas. I am currently teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate accounting courses, and I am supervising students in their post-graduate research projects.
Graduate Supervision Statement
I am passionate about working with Master and Doctoral students and guide them through the research journey. My students come from a diverse background: some are international and others are domestic students. Each student is unique and therefore I adjust my style to fit for the student's needs. My philosophy is that students need to be passionate about their research topic. As they will drive it, it is extremely important that they know why they want to do post-graduate research. The supervisory team always work collectively to bring our strengths together for our students’ best interests.
Dr Hedy Huang is available for Masters and Doctorial supervision.
Summary of Doctoral Supervision
| Position | Current | Completed |
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| Main Supervisor | 1 | 0 |
| Co-supervisor | 2 | 1 |
Current Doctoral Supervision
Main Supervisor of:
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Mo Kong
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Doctor of Philosophy
An investigation on the firm outcomes of intersectionality in corporate board, senior management team, and employees: Evidence from China
Co-supervisor of:
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Fuying Wei
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Doctor of Philosophy
The influence and challenge of academic independent directors on accounting conservatism in China -
Ying Liu
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Doctor of Philosophy
Three essays on corporate innovation and financial reporting in China
Completed Doctoral Supervision
Co-supervisor of:
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2020
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Li Sun
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Doctor of Philosophy
Essays on the Determinant and Consequence of Tournament Incentives: Evidence from China