Ting Liu, is an associate professor, graduate advisor, Ph.D. from Renmin University of China, executive director of International Exchange and Cooperation and Certification Office, National Accounting Talents (Academic) of Phase 6. She has studied in University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University in United States for 1 year as a visiting scholar sponsored by China Scholarship Council.
    Research fields: accounting information quality, corporate governance, and firm’s growth. She holds National Social Science Fund Project, Humanities and Social Science Found Project Sponsored by Ministry of Education, and Beijing Universities “Young Talents” Project. She was awarded Vernon Zimmerman Best Paper in 23nd Asian-Pacific Conference on International Accounting Issues. Moreover, she publishes a monograph “Firm’s Growth and Value Creation: in Perspective of Governance Mechanisms” and a translation "Financial Theory and Corporate Policy (4th)". In addition, she is a researcher of Collaborative Innovation Centre of State-owned Assets Administration and reviewer of CSSCI journal.
    She is in charge of the English course team of Intermediate Financial Accounting and Business ethics and Accounting professional ethics. She teaches English courses for undergraduates: Intermediate Financial Accounting, and Principles of Accounting; Chinese courses for undergraduates: Internal Control and Risk Management, Principles of Accounting; courses for master candidate, MPACC and MBA: Business ethics and Accounting professional ethics, Financial Accounting; English courses for IMBA: Accounting I,etc.