Mr Ahmad Sujan - Researcher Profile

Ahmad Sujan

Address

Department of Accounting and Finance
Building 11E, Clayton

Contact Details

Tel: +61 3 990 52310

Email: Ahmad.Sujan@monash.edu


Biography

Ahmad is a lecturer with the Department of Accounting and Finance at Monash University.

Ahmad joined the Department of Accounting and Finance as a lecturer in January 2009. Prior to joining Monash, Ahmad worked at Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga and Macquarie University, Sydney for four years.

He has experience in teaching a range of accounting subjects and occasionally taught in the area of Finance as well. Prior to joining the academia, Ahmad worked for some prominent multinationals like Nestle and American Express among other companies. The area of his work for several years was in management accounting and business operations.

Ahmad is currently pursuing his PhD in the area of social and environmental accounting.

 

Keywords

Accounting, Critical Accounting, Social and Environmental Accounting, Management Accounting

Qualifications

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (HONOURS)
Institution: Macquarie Uni Sydney
Year awarded: 2006
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Institution: North South University
Year awarded: 2000

Publications

Journal Articles

Leung, J., James, K., Sujan, A., 2011, From building site warriors to Korean church: Radical strategic realignment in Sydney's construction union, International Journal of Economics and Accounting [P], vol 2, issue 4, Inderscience Publishers, Geneva Switzerland, pp. 387-416.

Yee, C.S.L., Sujan, A., James, K., Leung, J.K.S., 2008, Perceptions of Singaporean internal audit customers regarding the role and effectiveness of internal audit, Asian Journal of Business and Accounting [P], vol 1, issue 2, Faculty of Business and Accountancy, University of Malaya, Malaysia, pp. 147-174.

Sujan, A., Abeysekera, I., 2007, Intellectual capital reporting practices of the top Australian firms, Australian Accounting Review [P], vol 17, issue 42, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, Richmond Vic Australia, pp. 71-83.