Graduate research students and supervisors

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We have a vibrant graduate research community with over 200 students working across our discipline-based departments and research centres. Every research student is guided by at least two highly qualified supervisors who are actively engaged in their area of research.

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Judi Fernando

Judi Fernando

Department: Management

Group: Critical Reorientations of Organisations and Society

Jyoti Gogia

Jyoti Gogia

The use of AI-driven emissions classification systems in the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and their compatibility with WTO principles of non-discrimination, transparency, and procedural fairness.

Supervisors: Dr Nicola Charwat; Dr Aashish Srivastava

Department: Business Law and Taxation

Kanika Goyal

Kanika Goyal

Macroeconomics, Labour Economics, Gender Economics, Trade & Public Economics

Supervisors: Prof Michelle Rendall

Department: Economics

Kaung Mon Winn

Kaung Mon Winn

Health Outcomes and Preferences

Supervisors: A/Prof Gang Chen & Dr Maame Esi Woode

Department: Centre for Health Economics

Kevin Marsahala Siahaan

Kevin Marsahala Siahaan

Investment and Strategic Management

Supervisors: Ananya Bhattacharya and Daniel Prajogo

Department: Management

Group: Circular Economy (CE) and sustainability

Krisanat Anukarnsakulchularp

Krisanat Anukarnsakulchularp

Network data analysis, interactive graphics, statistical software development

Supervisors: Prof Dianne Cook and Dr Michael Lydeamore

Department: Econometrics and Business Statistics

Lam Do

Lam Do

Energy economics, environmental economics

Supervisors: Gordon Leslie

Department: Economics

Lam Thi Pham

Lam Thi Pham

Sustainability Science, Climate Change Adaptation, Behavioural Public Policy

Supervisors: Dr Stefan Kaufman

Department: Impact Labs

Lan Luo

Lan Luo

Macro-Econometrics

Supervisors: A/Prof Benjamin Wong and Prof Dan Zhu

Department: Econometrics and Business Statistics

Lauren Brumley

Lauren Brumley

Circular economy and applying a behavioural science lens to understanding why people do (or don't) repair products.

Supervisors: Prof Liam Smith, Dr Mark Boulet, Dr Breanna Wright

Department: Impact Labs

Lerong Cai

Lerong Cai

  • Corporate Governance
  • Labor Finance
  • Angel Investing
  • Emerging Technologies

Supervisors: Cameron Truong, Xiaoxiao Yu

Department: Accounting

Lihini de Silva

Lihini de Silva

Environmental Economics

Supervisors: Professor David Johnston and Dr Sundar Ponnusamy

Department: Centre for Health Economics