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TU-UUM PhD Colloquium
11 Jan 2021
Session 1
Accounting and Finance
University | Student’s Name | Main Supervisor | Research Title |
|---|---|---|---|
UUM | Mohd Shazwan Mohd Ariffin | Prof. Dr. Wan Nordin B Wan Hussin | Relationship Between Composition Of Board & Shareholder Activism Towards Voluntary Disclosure Of AGM Minutes: An Empirical Study Of Malaysian Publicly Listed Companies |
UUM | Murtaza Masud Niazi | Dr. Sitraselvi a/p Chandren | Political Connection, Corporate Governance and Firm Performance: Evidence from Pakistan |
UUM | Misbah Noreen | Prof. Madya Dr. Zahiruddin B Ghazali | intellectual capital and firm performance |
TU | Madonna M. Tejada | Dr Irfah Najihah | Conglomerate Strategy, Firm Efficiency And Performance: An Analysis Of Southeast Asian Conglomerates |
Session 2
Finance and Economics
University | Student’s Name | Main Supervisor | Research Title |
|---|---|---|---|
UUM | Ahmed Umar Abdullahi | Prof. Madya Dr. Nor Azam bin Abdul Razak | Impact of Financial Development on Sectorial Growth: Implication for Economic Growth in Nigeria |
UUM | Bashir Babangida Kurfi | Prof. Madya Dr. Hussin Bin Abdullah | Impact of Economic Recession on Macroeconomic stability and Diversification of Nigerian Economy |
UUM | Hadia Yousaf | Prof. Dr. Roslan B Abdul Hakim | Prediction of Financial Distress Using Ratio & Sentiment Analysis and Testing on Different Economic Environments |
Session 3
Marketing and Management
University | Student’s Name | Main Supervisor | Research Title |
|---|---|---|---|
UUM | Rabihah Binti Rahim | Dr. Chuah Chin Wei | The Influence of Entrepreneurship Skills, Networking and Financial Literacy towards Business Growth among Malay Youth SMEs Entrepreneur |
TU | Lim Xtn Yi | AP Dr Filzah Md Isa | Exploring The Factors Influencing Entrepreneurial Teams (ETs) Performance in Malaysian Education and Child Care Franchise Industry |
TU | Thivashini a/p B. Jaya Kumar | AP Dr Goh See Kwong | Students Evaluation of Higher Education and Their Citizenship Behavior: Service Failure and Recovery Context |
UUM | Arsalan Hussain | Dr. Arfan Shahzad | The use of e-business towards the performance of SMEs of Pakistan: The moderating role of enterpreneurial competency |
Session 4
Marketing and Management
University | Student’s Name | Main Supervisor | Research Title |
|---|---|---|---|
TU | Khor Pei Kee | AP Dr Nurlida Ismail | The Impact of Online Consumer Review On Customer’s Intention and Purchase in Restaurant |
TU | Joann Lim Phaik Sim | AP Dr Nurlida Ismail | Antecedents and Outcome Study On Consumer Generated Images (CGI) Of Food For The Enhancement Of Restaurant SMEs Customer Base |
TU | Yan Linwei | Dr Elangkovan A/L Narayanan Alagas | Exploring the Factors Affecting Tourists’ Perception of Wellness Tourism Destination in Bama Yao Autonomous County, China |
UUM | Humera Imtiaz | Prof. Ts. Dr. Norazah binti Mohd Suki | Impact of Cobranding and Cause Related Marketing and its Trail Effects |
Session 5
Marketing and Management
University | Student’s Name | Main Supervisor | Research Title |
|---|---|---|---|
TU | Lamya Noaman Alshorbaji | AP Dr Muslim Amin | Knowledge Management and its Relationship with Organizational Performance: An Empirical Research in Privative Universities and Higher Education Institutions in the Kingdom of Bahrain |
TU | Tsen Mung Khie | Dr Mary Gu Manli | Flexible Work Arrangements and Employees’ Outcome: When and How It Works? |
UUM | Yousif Mousa Sabti | Prof. Madya Dr. Subramaniam A/L Sri Ramalu | Psychological ownership and its role in achieving the green marketing. |
TU | Zhang Jingjing | Dr Nan Jiang | The Role of Hunger Marketing on Consumer Decision Making in the Chinese Real Estate Market |
The joint-PhD Colloquium is organised by Faculty of Business and Law, Taylor’s University and Othman Yeop Abdullah Graduate School of Business (OYAGSB), Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) in 2021, to provide feedback on PhD candidates’ work-in-progress from a broader group of academics, fellow students and experienced scholars. In this vain, the PhD Colloquium not only provides candidates opportunity to present their work to the peers, mentors and internal and external academicians, but also to network with one another in a meaningful setting for constructive scholarly exchanges. Moreover, it would contribute towards a transformative journey for PhD candidates by exposing them to fundamentals of a PhD journey including learning from others’ research, potentials of publishing out of a PhD work and collaboration for scholarly projects with experts of their filed.
Aim
The aim of this colloquium is to provide the opportunity for PhD candidates to present their PhD work-in-progress in a supportive and non-confrontational environment to a group of senior academics and peers in the field. The presentations will be attended by academics with experience in supervising and examining PhD works. It is the intention of these academics to encourage and support the candidates by providing constructive feedback. In addition, senior academics will be invited to contribute to plenary sessions discussing related to publishing PhD thesis and PhD journey sharing sessions.
Structure
The PhD Colloquium consists of different parallel sessions conducted in one day. Apart from three primary panel members who would receive the submitted reports before the session, the Q&A session will be open to all participants.
Best Research
In order to support and encourage sound PhD research, a best research certificate of recognition will be awarded to the selected work from each university.
Participants
All other PhD candidates (non-presenters) are required to attend the PhD Colloquium as participants. The active participation is highly encouraged as the Q&A session will be open for PhD candidates to discuss with their peers. There is also networking opportunity to informally speak with our senior academics about their ideas to receive valuable feedback.