Swiss Doctoral Program Network in Accounting Research
The Swiss Doctoral Program Network in Accounting Research (DAR) is a partnership among the Universities of Basel, Bern, Neuchâtel, and Zurich. DAR offers a competitive doctoral course program in the area of accounting research. The courses cover a relevant set of topics and research methodologies applied in academic accounting research and are taught by leading international experts in their field.
Source: University of Zurich
Courses in Neuchâtel
7-9 September 2026
Hans B. Christensen, University of Chicago (Booth School of Business), « European CSR Policies and the Developing World »
It is currently not possible to register for this course. Registration will be open in Spring 2026.
- Syllabus (TBA)
Past courses
1-3 September 2025
Laurent Frésard, Università della Svizzera italiana, « Empirical Methods for Corporate Finance and Accounting Research »
2-4 September 2024
Hans B. Christensen, University of Chicago (Booth School of Business), « Corporate Social Responsibility and Policy Assessment »
5-7 September 2022
Laurent Frésard, Università della Svizzera italiana, « Empirical Methods for Corporate Finance and Accounting Research »
15-16 June 2022
Paul Skandera, « Writing to Be Published: English Academic Writing Conventions and Style »
22-23 August 2019
Paul Skandera, « Writing to Be Published in Accounting, Finance, and Economics Journals: English Academic Writing Conventions and Style »
15-17 May 2019
Laurent Frésard, Università della Svizzera italiana, « Empirical Methods for Corporate Finance and Accounting Research »
21-23 August 2018
Christian Leuz, University of Chicago, Booth School of Business, « Empirical Research on Disclosure, Reporting, and Transparency in Markets and Regulation »
4-6 September 2017
Susan Hancock, Teacher of Academic and Business English, « How to Write Successfully for Top Tier Accounting Journals »
3-5 May 2017
Laurent Frésard, University of Maryland, Robert H. Smith School of Business, » Empirical Methods for Corporate Finance and Accounting Research »
20-22 April 2016
Stephen G. Ryan, NYU Stern School of Business, « Empirical Research on Financial Reporting by Banks and for Financial Instruments »
9-11 September 2015
Mary E. Barth, Stanford Graduate School of Business, « Current issues in Financial Reporting »
1-3 June 2015
Laurent Frésard, University of Maryland, Robert H. Smith School of Business, « Empirical Methods for Corporate Finance and Accounting Research »
19-20 May 2014
Gilles Hilary, INSEAD, « Analyst Research: What can we learn from them »
12-16 May 2014
Laurent Frésard, University of Maryland, Robert H. Smith School of Business, « Methodology in Empirical Accounting and Finance »
Contact
Institute of Financial Analysis
Faculty of Economics and Business
Rue A.-L. Breguet 2
2000 Neuchâtel
