The Sprott School of Business is dedicated to providing innovative programs, conducting leading interdisciplinary research and developing meaningful cooperative partnerships. Sprott brings together faculty with research interests aligning with our core strengths in innovation, responsible management and international focus. Its location in Canada’s capital makes it an ideal research location to engage with government and non-government organizations in the capital region.

The Fulbright Visiting Research

Chair(s) will have opportunities to deliver public lectures, give seminar presentations, lecture in an appropriate class, participate in conferences and related research, and otherwise contribute to the intellectual life of the university. The Chair(s) will be an established or emerging scholar broadly situated in the fields of fintech or accounting.



Applicants to the Chair in Fintech or the Chair in Accounting will pursue research that aligns with Sprott’s strengths in innovative, technology-enabled financial and accounting practices.

Their work will contribute to forward-looking scholarship that advances theory, informs practice and policy, and supports Sprott’s commitment to impactful, interdisciplinary, and socially responsive research across the business and public sectors. Specializations - Fintech: digital finance, blockchain, crypto markets, fintech governance, and data/AI-enabled financial technologies

- Accounting: sustainability/ESG reporting, tech-enabled accounting, audit analytics, and evolving financial and non-financial information practices.

📌 Assistant or Associate or Full Professor – Accounting (Ottawa)
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