Hongzan Josh Zhu
PhD Candidate at Monash Business School
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Research Interests
Auditing and Financial Reporting Quality;
Audit Reporting Disclosures;
Emerging Technology;
Corporate Governance.
Biography
Hongzan Josh Zhu is a PhD candidate and a teaching associate in the Department of Accounting at Monash University, Australia. He holds a B.Com. in Accounting with Dean's Honour Roll and a B.Com. (Hons) in Accounting with First-Class Honours from the University of Queensland. Before stepping into academia, Josh had industry experience in auditing, assurance, and financial accounting at Ernst & Young and a Nasdaq Stockholm–listed firm.
His research is in the areas of auditing, corporate governance, and the intersection between auditing and emerging technology. He is an ad-hoc reviewer for academic journals (e.g., Accounting and Finance) and conferences (e.g., AFAANZ Conference).
Education
Doctor of Philosophy, Monash, 2024-Present
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours), UQ, 2023
Bachelor of Commerce, UQ, 2020-2022
Teaching
ACF5904 Accounting Information Systems (Sem 1, 2025)
ACC/ACF3600 Auditing and Assurance (Sem 1, 2026)
Conference Presentation & Participation
2025: Melbourne Accounting Research Symposium, Monash Accounting PhD Colloquium, 23rd ANCAAR Audit Research Forum
2024: 22nd ANCAAR Audit Research Forum (Presenter), Accounting Workshop on Experiments, Monforma Conference
2023: Monash Honours Colloquium (Presenter), AASB Research Forum
Honours and Awards
Monash University 'Purple Letter' for Outstanding Teaching Performance, 2025
Monash Unit Award for "Current Issues in Accounting Research", 2025
Monash Graduate Scholarship (MGS) & Monash International Tuition Scholarship (MITS), 2024-2027
Monash Business School Dean’s Excellence Award, 2024
UQ Dean’s Commendation for Academic Excellence, Dec 2023, Jul 2023, 2021, and 2020
UQ Dean’s Honour Roll, 2022
UQ International Onshore Merit Scholarship, 2022
UQ New Colombo Plan Scholarship, 2021
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