Graduate research students

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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Jayani Mewandya Gawarammana

Jayani Mewandya Gawarammana

Substantive or Symbolic? Corporate Sustainability Commitments and Actions in Manufacturing and Supply Chains

Supervisors: Dr. Alka Nand and Dr. Paul Zhou

Department: Management

Group: Circular Economy (CE) and sustainability

Jennifer Macklin

Jennifer Macklin

Behavioural science, behavioural drivers, household waste and recycling

Supervisors: Prof Liam Smith, A/Prof Jim Curtis

Department: Impact Labs

Jessica Cross

Jessica Cross

Auditor professional scepticism

Supervisors: Dr Xinning Xiao, Dr Brett Considine, Professor Robyn Moroney, Dr Richard Chambers

Department: Accounting

Jia Feng

Jia Feng

Corporate Finance

Supervisors: Professor Neal Galpin, Professor Lyndon Moore, and Dr Emma Zhang

Department: Banking and Finance

Jiahui (Aaron) Tan

Jiahui (Aaron) Tan

Human Resource Management (HRM)

Supervisors: Cherrie Jiuhua Zhu and Mingqiong Mike Zhang

Department: Management

Group: Human Resources and Industrial Relations

Jianfeng Liang

Jianfeng Liang

Semi-parameter (non-parameter) estimation

Supervisors: Xibin Zhang, Ole Maneesoonthorn

Department: Econometrics and Business Statistics

Jiangyi Luo

Jiangyi Luo

Consumer Behaviour, Services Marketing

Supervisors: Prof Yelena Tsarenko; Prof Tracey Danaher

Department: Marketing

Jianying Shelly Xie

Jianying Shelly Xie

Robustness of the Bayesian Exponentially Tilted Empirical Likelihood Method

Supervisors: Catherine Forbes and David Frazier

Department: Econometrics and Business Statistics

Jiusheng Zhu

Jiusheng Zhu

Labor Economics; Empirical IO

Supervisors: Xiaodong Fan, Rigissa Megalokonomou, and Lisa Botbol

Department: Economics

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