Research Assistant/Doctoral Student (f/m/d) in Qualitative Management Accounting

Under the joint directorship of Prof. Lukas Löhlein, Prof. Marko Reimer and Prof. Utz Schäffer, the Institute of Management Accounting and Control (IMC) is a leading think tank in management accounting and control, that features and encourages the use of concepts, theories, and methods from economics as well as social sciences (organization studies, sociology).

Work on exciting research questions like:

• Management and Digitalization: How do business analytics, artificial intelligence, or predictive analytics change our understanding of management and organizing? 
• Accounting for the Unmeasurable: How can organizations measure and control for “sustainability,” “diversity,” “impact,” “agility” and other unmeasurable ideas? What are the potential side effects? 
• Civil Society Management: How do non-traditional organizations and movements organize and control their activities? How do they adopt, modify, or resist management ideas and concepts? 

Or contact us with your own ideas.

• Do research from day 1 and benefit from the close interaction, support, and cooperation with our faculty, international guests, and other doctoral students.
• Join a strong team with a unique culture: a passion for our field, teamwork, constant learning, open dialogue, and the power of a better argument are key!
• Benefit from our close ties to leading companies and unrivalled data access. 
• Apply your insights: we are Germany’s #1 think tank in management accounting & control.
• Participate in a broad range of seminars, doctoral colloquia, and international conferences.
• Become part of our great academic family with successful alumni in research and practice!
• Explore leading universities (London, Paris, Stockholm, etc.) as Visiting Doctoral Student. 
• Flexible working conditions possible!

Academic Environment
WHU has more than 50 faculty members in the fields of management, finance and accounting, economics, entrepreneurship and innovation, marketing and sales, and supply chain management. Research at WHU aims to adhere to three principles: quality, internationality, and practical relevance.

For informal inquiries, please contact Prof. Lukas Löhlein (lukas.loehlein@whu.edu). If you have any questions about the recruitment process, please feel free to contact: Dr. Carsten Lucaß (+49 261 6509-473; carsten.lucass@whu.edu).
www.whu.edu/imc-doctoralstudies