Sustainable development and blended learning in accounting education

In recent decades, the scientific community has focused on sustainable development, as there are concerns about economic, social, and environmental resources. One of the key sustainability goals is Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 4) focusing on the quality of education both lifelong and university education where it is oriented towards free access, non-discriminatory, increasing the prospects for enhancing employment, entrepreneurship, and the acquisition of skills through new educational teaching methods that promote sustainable principles. The exploration of sustainable teaching approaches is inextricably linked to blended learning practices, which promote sustainability through the management of educational resources and the reduction of educational costs. Even today there is a limited number of published studies, where this academic study attempts to elucidate and reduce this gap by investigating blended learning in accounting courses through a literature review in order to identify any potential for sustainable development in academic environment.

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International Journal of Education Economics and Development
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ijeed.2025.147036
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2
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Sustainability in Higher Education
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Sustainable development and blended learning in accounting education

Vasiliki Brinia, Chara Kottara, Sofia Asonitou, Apostolos Zaridis et al.
2 citations
International Journal of Education Economics and Development
Sustainability in Higher Education
17.85
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Sustainable development and blended learning in accounting education

Vasiliki Brinia, Chara Kottara, Sofia Asonitou, Apostolos Zaridis, Dimitra Kavalieraki Foka, Fragiskos Gonidakis
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Abstract

In recent decades, the scientific community has focused on sustainable development, as there are concerns about economic, social, and environmental resources. One of the key sustainability goals is Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 4) focusing on the quality of education both lifelong and university education where it is oriented towards free access, non-discriminatory, increasing the prospects for enhancing employment, entrepreneurship, and the acquisition of skills through new educational teaching methods that promote sustainable principles. The exploration of sustainable teaching approaches is inextricably linked to blended learning practices, which promote sustainability through the management of educational resources and the reduction of educational costs. Even today there is a limited number of published studies, where this academic study attempts to elucidate and reduce this gap by investigating blended learning in accounting courses through a literature review in order to identify any potential for sustainable development in academic environment.

International Journal of Education Economics and DevelopmentVol. 16(3)
Hellenic Open University (GR), University of West Attica (GR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Sustainability in Higher Education
17.85
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