Advanced topics in management control
| Credits |
|---|
| 5 |
| Holder |
| Prof. Didier Van Caillie (HEC Liège – ULiège) |
| Language |
| English |
| Location |
| HEC Liège – Management School of the University of Liège. Rue Louvrex 14, Liège |
| Field |
| Finance / Accounting (FIN/ACC) |
Advanced topics in management control
| Credits |
|---|
| 5 |
| Holder |
| Prof. Didier Van Caillie (HEC Liège – ULiège) |
| Language |
| English |
| Location |
| HEC Liège – Management School of the University of Liège. Rue Louvrex 14, Liège |
| Field |
| Finance / Accounting (FIN/ACC) |
Engagement pédagogique du cours
Les doctorants qui souhaitent participer à ce cours doivent impérativement envoyer un mail au Prof. D. VAN CAILLIE (d.vancaillia@uliege.be) avec une brève présentation de leur projet de thèse et une explication des raisons pour lesquelles ce cours les intéresse. La présence à la 1ere session est OBLIGATOIRE.
PhD students who wish to participate in this course must send an e-mail with a short presentation of their thesis topic with the reasons why they are interested in the course to Prof. D. VAN CAILLIE (d.vancaillie@uliege.be ). Attendance to the 1st class is COMPULSORY.
Advanced Topics in Management Control is a course inserted in the Doctoral Program and is dedicated to students wishing to develop a doctoral research in the fields of financial or organizational management control, management accounting, control systems, internal audit, audit or operational risk management.
It stresses, in a scientific perspective and based notably on the contingency theory, on how to design a management control system that deals with the permanent interaction between human behaviour, management system within an organization and the different traditional tools in MCS (scorecards, budgets, performance monitoring systems).
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Academic Year 2026-2027
To register for the course, please contact Professor Van Caillie d.vancaillie@uliege.be before October 31, 2026, along with a brief description of their personal goals related to the course (such as why they want to take it).
The first mandatory session will be on Tuesday November 3, 2026 at 13:00. Further dates will be determined with the candidates.