Judith Ehsen-Rühl

Prof. Dr. Judith Ehsen-Rühl is a Professor of General Business Administration, specializing in Accounting and Controlling at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Business and Law. She holds a PhD in Economics from Technical University Clausthal and has extensive professional experience as a Manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers and an Auditor at Ernst & Young. Her research focuses on international and national accounting standards (IFRS/HGB), consolidation practices, auditing, and corporate finance. Ehsen-Rühl actively organizes academic-industry events like the Accounting and Auditing Day, fostering student engagement with auditing firms and regulatory bodies. She has collaborated with institutions across Germany and Europe, emphasizing practical relevance in academic work.

Education & Professional Background:

• PhD in Economics, TU Clausthal (2001)
• Professional experience at PricewaterhouseCoopers (2006–2010) and Ernst & Young (2001)
• Auditor and Certified Public Accountant (Illinois, USA)

Research Interests: Ehsen-Rühl’s work centers on accounting standards (IFRS/HGB), consolidation criteria, auditing practices, and contractual frameworks for innovation. Her publications address tax implications of research allowances, cross-border corporate structures, and regulatory compliance challenges.

Key Events:

• Organizer of the Accounting and Auditing Day since 2011, linking students with industry leaders
• Collaborator with universities across Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate

Grants & Labs: While no grants are explicitly listed, her role in organizing interdisciplinary events signals active participation in academic networks. She contributes to curriculum development in Financial Reporting and International Accounting.