让第一民族高中生在大学接受会计教育

IF 1 Q3 BUSINESS, FINANCE
Terese A. Fiedler, Bernadette N. Smith
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摘要

澳大利亚原住民在大学会计教育和会计专业中的代表性不足。本研究采用调和框架来考察鼓励原住民高中生在大学接受会计教育的因素。与主要利益相关者“合作”的结果表明,高中早期接触会计专业、财务和文化支持以及对历史创伤的认识将使人们能够更多地参与会计教育。该研究为先前的文献做出了贡献,增加了原住民对获得会计教育的看法,并提出了提高这一领域包容性的建议。JEL分类:I23;I24;M49。
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Enabling First Nations High School Students Access to Accounting Education at University
Australian First Nations peoples are under-represented in university level accounting education and the profession. This study adopts the Reconciliation Framework to examine factors that encourage First Nations high school students to pursue accounting education at university. Findings from “yarning” with key stakeholders indicate that early high school level exposure to the accounting profession, financial and cultural support, and a recognition of historical trauma would enable greater participation in accounting education. The study contributes to the prior literature by adding First Nations perspectives on access to accounting education and offering recommendations for enhancing inclusivity in this domain. JEL Classifications: I23; I24; M49.
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ISSUES IN ACCOUNTING EDUCATION
ISSUES IN ACCOUNTING EDUCATION BUSINESS, FINANCE-
CiteScore
2.60
自引率
33.30%
发文量
45
期刊介绍: The mission of Issues in Accounting Education is to publish research, commentaries, instructional resources, and book reviews that assist accounting faculty in teaching and that address important issues in accounting education. The journal will consist of two major sections, “Research and Commentary” and “Instructional Resources”.
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