【Ph.D.】
> Graduate University：Queensland University of Technology
School(Department)：Department of Accountancy, Business School
> Specialized Field：Accounting
> Admission Date：31th March 2013
Graduate Date：31th April 2017
> Degree：Doctor of Philosophy
【Masters】
> Graduate University：Queensland University of Technology
School(Department)：Department of Accountancy, Business School
> Specialized Field：Accounting
> Admission Date：1th Feb 2012
Graduate Date：1th Nov 2012
> Degree：Bachelor of Business (1st Class Honours)
【Undergraduate】
> Graduate University：University of Queensland
School(Department)：Faculty of Business, Economics, and Law
> Specialized Field：Accounting & Finance
> Admission Date：1th July 2008
Graduate Date：1th Dec 2010
> Degree：Bachelor of Commerce
2019 July till Now, School of Management, Xiamen University, Associate Professor (Accounting)
2016 November to 2019 June, School of Management, Xiamen University, Assistant Professor (Accounting)
corporate disclosure, media attention, social media, big data and market microstructure
Intermediate Financial Reporting;
Introductory Financial Reporting;
Management Accounting;
Big Data Analytic and Auditing;
Corporation Law
期刊论文（Journals）
[1] Xiong F., Zheng Y., An Z., Xu S.. Does internal information quality impact corporate cash holdings? Evidence from China. Accounting and Finance. 2020.(0):0
[2] Feng Xiong, Larelle Chapple, Si Xu, and Wenwei Lin. Adoption and use of technology with low litigation risk – the case of financial reporting on Twitter by ASX companies. Technology Analysis and Strategic Management. 2019.31(10):1152-1167<p></p>
[3] Feng Xiong, Haiying Yin, Larelle Chapple. The Use of Social Media to Detect Corporate Fraud – A Case Study Approach. Business Horizons. 2018.(61):623-633
[4] Feng Xiong, Jodie Nelson, Kerrie Bodle. The adoption of new technology by listed companies: the case of Twitter. Technology Analysis and Strategic Management. 2018.30(7):852-865
[5] Chapple, Larelle June；Sadiq, Kerrie；Xiong, Feng. A review of corporate practice of reporting on social media. Australian Journal of Corporate Law. 2017.32(2):222-240