Doctoral Fellow in Accounting, Corporate Finance and Taxation
Ghent University invites applications for a full-time doctoral fellow position in the Department of Accounting, Corporate Finance and Taxation. This opportunity is ideal for candidates seeking to pursue a PhD in the field of corporate taxation, with a strong focus on academic research and teaching support. The university, renowned for its research excellence and vibrant academic community, offers a stimulating environment for doctoral studies.
The successful candidate will dedicate at least 90% of their assignment to academic research in preparation for a doctoral dissertation in corporate taxation. Additional responsibilities include assisting with teaching activities for bachelor and master students, as well as supporting internal and external departmental services. The position is based in the EB22 Department, which specializes in financial economics, corporate finance, tax law, business administration, and business economics.
Applicants must hold a Master’s degree in Economics, Business Economics, Business Engineering, Business Administration, or an equivalent diploma by the start of appointment. Excellent academic results are considered an asset. Candidates should demonstrate a keen interest in academic and/or project-based research and services, with a clear intention to pursue a PhD in taxation. Strong didactic and communication skills are required.
The fellowship is offered as a full-time position, initially for 12 months, with the possibility of extension up to a maximum of 4 years following a positive evaluation. The fellowship amount corresponds to 100% of the net salary of an AAP member, adjusted for family status and seniority, and is exempt from personal income tax. Ghent University staff enjoy a range of benefits, including extensive training and education opportunities, 36 days of annual holiday leave, fixed bridge days, bicycle allowance, and eco vouchers.
To apply, candidates should send their CV, diploma copy (if available), and motivation letter to Ms. Ann Moens at [email protected] by May 31, 2026. Late applications will not be considered. For further information about the vacancy, applicants may contact Prof. Annelies Roggeman at [email protected].
This position offers an excellent pathway for motivated individuals to advance their academic careers in corporate taxation, finance, and business at one of Belgium’s leading universities.
