Rate My Professor Sudipta Bose

Dr. Bose's research specializations encompass financial accounting streams including capital markets, cost of equity capital, analysts, earnings management, and linkages to climate change information, carbon emissions disclosures and assurance, sustainability disclosures, performance and assurance, biodiversity, corporate governance, and machine learning. A Fellow of the Association of Commonwealth Universities, UK, he has published in A*/A-ranked journals such as Journal of Corporate Finance ('Does Carbon Risk Matter for Corporate Acquisition Decisions?', 2021), British Accounting Review ('Philanthropic Giving, Market-Based Performance and Institutional Ownership: Evidence from an Emerging Economy', 2017; 'Economic Policy Uncertainty, Carbon Emissions and Firm Valuation: International Evidence', 2024), and Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal ('"Green Washing" or "Authentic Effort"? An Empirical Investigation of the Quality of Sustainability Reporting by Banks', 2021). His research has been cited in policy documents by the World Bank, United Nations, and Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, and he collaborated with the Australian Accounting Standards Board on comparing GHG Protocol standards with Australian regulations. Funded by organizations including AASB, ACU, ADB, AFAANZ, and ASEAN, he serves on the Editorial Panel of Accounting and Finance journal, reviews for leading journals like Contemporary Accounting Research, and external grants such as SSHRC. Dr. Bose has received major awards including 2023 College of Human and Social Futures Excellence Awards for Research Supervision and Student Experience, 2019 Finalist for Vice-Chancellor's Teaching Excellence Award, Inaugural Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Award (2018), and Faculty of Business and Law Teaching Excellence Awards. His teaching covers financial accounting, management accounting, corporate financial reporting, and business decision making.