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• Biography/ Background

  Dr Mahmud Al Masum joined The University of Adelaide in 2006. He is a Senior Lecturer in Accounting in the Adelaide Business School. He is an Education Specialist and a Member of the Executive Committee of the Adelaide Education Academy. Before starting his career as an academic in 2004, Masum worked in the banking and financial sector during 1998-2003. He received the following awards and grants in areas of teaching and research:

  • Commendation for the Enhancement and Innovation of Student Learning, University of Adelaide, 2022.
  • Executive Dean Award for excellence in learning and teaching, University of Adelaide, 2020.
  • Award for Excellence from the Notre Dame College
  • AdvanceHE Global Impact Grant (2023)
  • Learning & Teaching Advancement Grant (2022 & 2023)
  • Business School Data Collection Funding Scheme (2021)
  • Faculty of Profession’s Learning Development Grants (2020, 2021)

• Qualifications

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  The RMIT University, Australia

  Supervisors: Professor Lee Parker & Associate Professor Prem Yapa

  Thesis title: Investigating the implementation of a performance management system in a Central Bank reform process

   

  Masters of Business (By Research)

  The University of South Australia

  Principal Supervisor: Professor Lee Parker

  Thesis title: Financial reporting governance and enforcement practices in a developing country: a case study of Bangladesh

   

  Masters of Business (Accountancy) 2005

  University of South Australia

   

  Masters of Commerce (Finance) 1997

  University of Dhaka, Bangladesh

  Thesis title: Performance of foreign banks vis-à-vis other commercial banks operating in Bangladesh

   

  Bachelor of Commerce with Honors (Finance & Banking) 1996

  University of Dhaka, Bangladesh

• Awards & Achievements

  Adelaide Business School Award for blended and online learning including learner engagement, University of Adelaide, 2023.

   

  University Commendation Award for the Enhancement and Innovation of Student Learning, University of Adelaide, 2022.

   

  Executive Dean Award for excellence in teaching and learning, University of Adelaide, 2020.

• Teaching Interests

  Financial Accounting

  Management Accounting

• Research Interests

  Accounting education using online and digital technologies 

  Managemnt control system of public sector organisations.

  Financial reporting, corporate governance and corporate social practices in developing counmtries.

• Publications

   

  Masum, MA and Parker, LD 2024, ‘The Interface between traditional organisational practices and a World Bank-led performance management reform’, Meditari Accountancy Research (ABDC rank A). DOI: 10.1108/MEDAR-06-2023-2041

   

  Masum, MA, Loftus, J and Moss, P 2023, ‘Case study: A collaborative strategic approach to blended learning-design’, AdvanceHE,

   

  Masum, MA, Loftus, J and Moss, P 2023, ‘Development of dynamic visualisation to promote student engagement and active learning’, Times Higher Education Campus, https://www.timeshighereducation.com/campus

   

  Masum, MA, Loftus, J and Moss, P 2023, ‘Using animation to stimulate learner engagement’, University of Adelaide Learning and Teaching News, /learning/news/list

   

  Masum, MA, Parker, LD and Yapa, PWS 2022, ‘Political colonisation of a regulatory organisation in a developing country: implications for management control and organisational reform’, Financial Accountability and Management, (ABDC rank A), vol. 39, no.2, pp. 327-354, DOI: 10.1111/faam.12355

   

  Masum, MA and Parker, LD 2020, ‘Local implementation of global accounting reform: evidence from a developing country’, Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management, (ABDC rank A), vol. 17, no.3, pp. 373-404., DOI: 10.1108/QRAM-10-2018-0073.

   

  Cheong, CS and Masum, MA 2010. ‘Financial Analysts’ Forecast Accuracy: Before and After the Introduction of AIFRS’, Australasian Accounting Business and Finance Journal, (ABDC rank B), vol. 4, no. 3.

   

  Chowdhury, AA, Anwar, AN and Masum, MA, 1998, ‘Performance of foreign banks vis-à-vis other commercial banks operating in Bangladesh’, Journal of Business Studies, (unranked), University of Dhaka, Bangladesh, vol. XIX, no. 2.

   

  Presentations at conferences

   

  AdvanceHE webinar series 2023. Paper presented: Masum, MA, Loftus, J and Moss, P, ‘A collaborative strategic approach to blended learning-design’.

   

  UoA Accounting Discipline Research Day, National Wine Centre 2022, Adelaide, Australia. Paper presented: Masum, MA, ‘Challenges and Opportunities of Qualitative Research in Politically Sensitive Environments’.

   

  RMIT Accounting Educators' Conference 2021, Melbourne, Australia. Paper presented: Masum, MA and Loftus, Janice, ‘Students’ Perspectives on the Effectiveness of Technologies on Engagement in Learning’.

   

  Asia Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting Conference, New Zealand 2019. Paper presented: Masum, MA & Parker, LD, ‘The Interface between Traditional Culture and a World Bank-led Management Reform’.

   

  Asia Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting Conference (APIRA), Melbourne, Australia, 2016.  Paper presented: Masum, MA & Parker, LD, ‘Local application of global accounting standards: evidence from an emerging economy’.

   

  Asia Pacific Interdisciplinary Research in Accounting Conference (APIRA), Kobe, Japan, 2013.  Paper presented: Masum, MA & Parker, LD, ‘Diagnostic view of the interface between corporate governance and financial reporting practice: Evidence from an emerging economy’.

   

  British Accounting Association Annual Conference, University of Dundee, Scotland, 2009. Paper presented: Masum, MA and Azim, I, ‘Determinants of corporate social disclosure: Evidence from a developing country’.

   

• Professional Interests

  Masum worked in the Finance and Banking industry during 1998-2002. He worked in the following two organisations:

  • Delta Brac Housing Finance Corporation, Bangladesh (1999-2003). This is an international joint venture financial institution with equity participation from the World Bank.
  • Industrial Development Leasing Corporation of Bangladesh (1998-99). This organisation was established in 1985 through the collaboration of the World Bank, German Investment and Development Company, Korean Development Leasing Corporation of South Korea and the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development.

Entry last updated: Wednesday, 12 Jun 2024

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