Dr Nglaa Ahmad

Biography

Dr Nglaa Ahmad joined the University of Aberdeen Business School as a lecturer of accountancy in May 2022. She is Accountancy Postgraduate Research Coordinator and Library Representative of the Business School.

  Nglaa completed her PhD with no corrections from the University of Aberdeen in 2022 with her thesis entitled "Critical Essays on Corporate Accountability in relation to Modern Slavery and Workers' Vulnerability in the Global Supply Chain".

Nglaa's main research interests are in critical accounting with a particular focus on corporate accountability and modern slavery in the global supply chain, gender equality, climate change and sustainability issues.  Her research has been published in the Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal (AAAJ) and Critical Perspectives on Accounting (CPA). 

Internal Memberships

 Accountancy Postgraduate Research Coordinator.

Library Representative of the Business School.

Research Overview

Corporate accountability in the global supply chain

Modern slavery accounting and accountability

Gender equality

Climate change and sustainability issues

Current Research

Modern slavery and labour exploitation in the global supply chain

Climate change and sustainability issues

Teaching Responsibilities

Undergraduate level:

• AC4539- Contemporary Issues in Accounting

Postgraduate Level:

• BU5031- Accounting
• BU502B- Accounting Reporting and Strategic Analysis