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The register of supervisors has been developed to offer students
direction and assistance in choosing a general topic area by giving
them a list of areas in which the Division has supervisors. The
register provides you with potential supervisors and their areas of
research interest by school:
When considering the Honours degree, students should first aim to
work with a supervisor on this list. However, where students may
have a previous lecturer, tutor, or course / program coordinator
with whom they would like to work, this may be arranged. The choice
of an Honours supervisor for the thesis or special topics comes
under the direction of the Honours Program Director and requires
their approval in conjunction with the Dean Research.
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Supervisor name |
Areas of
Interest |
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Dr Brianne Hastie |
Prejudice,
discrimination, gender, ethnicity
and discourse analysis |
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Dr Raymond Choo |
Economics of
cyber crime, anti-money laundering /
counter terrorism financing (e.g.
criminological aspects of banking
systems such as Islamic Banking),
Measuring the extent of money
laundering, tax evasion or other
economic crimes in Australia (using
economic theory, simulation
techniques, etc) |
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Supervisor name |
Areas of
Interest |
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Prof Roger Burritt |
Sustainability accounting and
reporting, environmental accounting
and reporting, triple bottom line
accounting and reporting;
environmental management and
accounting |
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Prof David Round |
Regulation, consumer protection;
competition law and economics and
applied microeconomics |
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Assoc Prof Martin Shanahan |
Economic history, business history;
water economics (especially
historical aspects); labour law,
microeconomic theory, international
economics and trade |
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Assoc Prof Glen Lehman |
Environmental accounting and
management, international accounting
standards, business ethics,
financialisation and critical theory |
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Dr John Wilson |
Microeconomic theory, environment
and resource economics, public
sector economics, economic history |
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Dr Xin Deng |
Environmental economics (especially
of non market goods); Transitional
Economy (with special focus on
China); Corporate Governance in
Family Business |
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Dr Basil Tucker |
Management Control, Management
Accounting, Social Network Theory,
The research-practice gap,
Structural Equation Modelling |
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Dr Tony Cavoli |
Open economy macroeconomics,
international trade and finance,
monetary theory and policy and
economic principles |
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Dr Geoff Page |
Farmers
markets, sustainability,
professional socialisation, land
use, rural topics |
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Dr Marilyn Waldron |
Accounting: including management
accounting, ethics and financial
accounting theories |
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Dr Wei Qian |
Environmental
and sustainability accounting and
reporting, environmental management
accounting and carbon accounting and
disclosure strategy
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Dr Sarah Wheeler |
Environmental or natural resource
economics |
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Dr Elvia Shauki |
Accounting Education,
Financial Analysis (incl. Earnings
Management), Financial Reporting
(incl. IFRS adoption and its
impact), Accounting and Governance,
Social and Environmental Accounting
(CSR and Sustainability Reporting)
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Dr Ratnam Alagiah |
Accounting for inflation, critical
perspectives on accounting, the
impact of a single global currency
on accounting, accounting theory and
financial accounting |
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Mr Ron McIver |
Economics of transition to a market
economy (particularly China) Banking
and financial systems in transition
economies (again, particularly
China, although Eastern European
countries would be possible)
International finance (focusing on
exchange rate risk, parity
conditions) and international
investment (benefits of
diversification and management of
currency risk) International trade
(especially barriers to trade)
Financial risk management
(especially the use of on- and off-
balance sheet risk management
methods, including derivative
instruments) Portfolio and
investment management (specially
performance evaluation) |
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Dr Ilke Onur |
Industrial organisation, game
theory, applied microeconomics,
microeconometrics, auctions,
economics of information systems,
electronic commerce, health
economics |
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Prof Rick Sarre |
Law
and Criminology |
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Professor David Parker |
Property |
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Dr Rajabrata Banerjee |
Macro Economics, International
economics and trade, Economic
Growth, Economic History, Corporate
Finance, measures of R&D and
technological progress (both in
micro and macro levels). |
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Dr Amanda Carter |
corporate social responsibility,
environmental management accounting,
professional practice, ethics,
regional science (especially the
dichotomy of rural and urban as it
relates to accountancy) |
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Dr Sharon Yam |
Corporate social responsibility in
property, property education,
sustainable development, and
property development. |
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Dr Sumit Lodhia |
Sustainability accounting,
management, assurance, and reporting
in corporations and public sector,
Corporate Social Responsibility,
integrated reporting, carbon
accounting and pricing |
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Dr Ron Donato |
Economics of healthcare and
healthcare reform; transaction cost
economics |
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Dr Zen Lu |
Applied econometrics |
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Supervisor name |
Areas of Interest |
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Prof David Corkindale |
Investigation of patterns of
consumer choice behaviour online;
Marketing's role in
commercialisation of new technology,
adoption / diffusion of innovations,
causes of non-adoption and
strategies for overcoming barriers |
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Assoc Prof Steven Li |
Corporate finance, financial
markets, investments, asset pricing
and quantitative finance |
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Dr Tatiana Zalan |
International
competitiveness of industries and
firms, industrial and corporate
change, the wine industry,
entrepreneurship
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Assoc Prof Bruce Gurd |
Budgeting practices
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Supervisor name |
Areas of
Interest |
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Professor Carol Kulik |
Human resource management, workforce
diversity (including women in
management), organisational
fairness/justice |
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Assoc Prof Gary Howat |
Service quality, customer
satisfaction, and loyalty in sport,
leisure and tourism; performance
indicators and benchmarking in the
leisure industries; leadership and
motivation of sport officials |
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Dr Duncan Murray |
Psychology of leisure. The leisure
and tourism experience, research
methods and analysis; leisure,
consumer behaviour in leisure and
fitness, serious leisure,
generational theory, appearance and
physical attractiveness, sports
endorsers, fitness behaviour,
leadership
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Dr Gerry Treuren |
Industrial relations; Human Resource
Management, volunteer management and related areas |
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Dr Howard Harris |
Corporate ethics, business and
society |
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Dr Luke Faulkner |
Australian industrial
relations/labour relations, the
measurement and relationship between
flexibility in the workplace and
organisational productivity,
conflict in the workplace |
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Dr Claudine Soosay |
Logistics, Supply Chain and
Operations Management |
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Dr Michael Gross |
Hospitality management, tourism
management, destination marketing,
lifestyle tourism, consumer
involvement, place attachment and
internationalisation of hospitality
firms |
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Dr Sam Huang |
Tourist behaviour, destination
marketing, tour guides and China tourism
and hotel studies |
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Dr Shruti Sardeshmukh |
HR issues in small and family
businesses, Entrepreneurship |
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Dr Aise Kim |
Tourism impacts, sustainable
tourism, nature-based tourism, food
and wine tourism, interpretation,
tourist behaviour, tourism marketing
and destination development |
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Dr Christina Scott-Young |
Team issues, virtual teams, HRM,
recruitment, retention and selection
of employees, emotions in
management, managing generations in
the workplace |
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Dr Anthony McDonnell |
International Human Resource
Management, Global Staffing, Talent
Management, HR and Employment
Relations in Multinational
Enterprises |
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Dr Behnam Fahimina |
Green Operations Management,
Environmentally Sustainable Supply
Chain Management, Social and
Environmental Impacts of Australian
Enterprises |
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Supervisor name |
Areas of Interest |
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Dr Anne Sharp |
Sustainable marketing and social
issues marketing |
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Dr Erica Riebe |
Customer defection and churn, uptake
of products, media, clutter,
purchase probability measurement,
social media. Please note this
supervisor is not available in 2012. |
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Dr Jenni Romaniuk |
Brand perceptions and consumer
behaviour, brand salience, brand
image measurement |
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Dr Liz Hemphill |
Rural recruitment, services
marketing, relationship marketing
and relationship management and
not-for-profit marketing |
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Dr Magdalena Nenycz-Thiel |
Brand equity, buying behaviour,
brand rejection, private label brand
perceptions and rejection |
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Dr Armando Corsi |
Wine marketing; alcohol and health;
loyalty towards product attributes;
consumer choice behaviour; packaging |
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Dr Margaret Faulkner |
Non-profit marketing, particularly
in relation to charitable
organisations, pre-testing and
evaluating the effectiveness of
marketing communications, generation
of brand attributes and tracking
brand health |
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Dr Richard Lee |
Behaviour, particularly within the
context of country-of-origin,
religiosity, tourism, cultural
identities |
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