Sirle Duus Bürkland

Research profile

Sirle’s research interests are in the following areas: Accounting & ERP systems; Calculative infrastructures; Accounting for social value; and Sustainability reporting. Her research involves conceptual research as well as qualitative field studies, drawing on various theories in the field of sociology.

A member of AAU's Environmental Research Hub: Green Societies

Teaching profile

Sirle has previously taught accounting and technology-related courses at HEC Paris, including in the Grande École Master’s program, the PhD program, and the Executive MBA. She has contributed to PhD program development at HEC Paris and developed several modules for master's programs in Denmark.

Her teaching and supervision areas include management accounting and control, financial accounting, and management information systems. She has supervised several semester projects, co-supervised a PhD thesis, and served as an opponent for a PhD defence.

Sirle is ERPsim certified by ERPsimLab at HEC Montréal, teaching SAP S4/HANA and SAP Analytics Cloud (in collaboration with SAP UCC Magdeburg). 

At AAUBS, she is currently teaching the following courses:

"Accounting Information Systems", in Master's program in Management accounting; 

"Sustainability Accounting & Control", in Master's programs in Auditing, and Management accounting;

"CSR, Sustainability and Integrated Reporting", in Master's programs in Auditing, and Management accounting;

"Information Technology in Business", in Bachelor program (HA);

"Information and Organization", in Master's program at the Department of Computer Science.

Professional background: Financial Manager (biotech industry), Head Accountant (construction industry), and Forensic Accountant (public sector, corporate tax frauds).

PhD Supervision

Sirle has co-supervised a PhD thesis on the construction of epistemic practices in management accounting during 2014-2017, and acted as an external examiner and opponent for a PhD thesis on accounting profession in 2018.