Dr Muhammad Rafique

Bcom (University of Karachi), MRes (Manchester Metropolitan University), MA (Oxford Brookes), DCM (Oxford Brookes)

Division: Accounting
E-mail: muhammad.rafique@nottingham.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0) 115 9515265
Location: B27 (Si Yuan Building, Jubilee Campus)

Muhammad Rafique is Assistant Professor in Accounting (Teaching Focus). His teaching focuses on Financial Accounting, Reporting and Auditing subjects. Muhammad joined the Business School in 2012. Previously he has provided accountancy, audit and consultancy services in both the public and private sectors.

Research Interests
The role of coaching and mentoring in post merger staff integration

Administrative Roles
Assessment Tutor (BSc Accountancy)

I am responsible for teaching at various levels in the business school, and I am committed to providing a stimulating environment to encourage and enable all my students to actively engage with current debates about social and ethical issues in organizations.

Undergraduate

Auditing, Governance and Scandals (N13505)

MSc

Entrepreneurial Finance and Accounting (N14T26)
Financial Reporting (N14080)
International Accounting (N14B28)


Details of all modules can be found in the Module Catalogue

International Collaborations, Organisation & Contributions
2012 - Ongoing		Associate member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales
2008 - Ongoing		Fellow member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
2011 - Ongoing		Fellowship of Higher Education Academy
- 2012		Distinguished Teaching Award ^^^Salford Business School
2003 - 2008		Associate member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

 

Publications from 2005 to the present day

Journal Articles Rafique, M. (2014), "Second generation South Asian businesspersons in the UK start-Ups, Social connectedness, family influence and co-ethics professionals", International Journal of Management and Applied Research, Vol.1, pp. 67-74. Rafique, M.; Kane, K.; Ababneh, H. (2014), "Second Genreration South Asian Business Persons in the UK Starts-uip, Social Connectedness, Family Influence and Co-Ethic Professionals", International Journal of Management and Applied Research, Vol.1, pp. 67-74.