Marjia Hossain

Marjia Hossain is a Senior Lecturer in Real Estate at Leeds Beckett University, affiliated with the School of Built Environment, Engineering and Computing. She holds a PhD from the University of Reading and an MSc in Financial Management from the University of Hull, UK, and previously taught accounting and finance at North South University, Bangladesh.

Her research focuses on sustainability in commercial property valuation, particularly examining how UK property valuers perceive and incorporate sustainability into their valuation practices. Using primary data from surveys and interviews, her work identifies challenges and opportunities in integrating environmental considerations into valuation methodologies.

Marjia teaches across undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including modules such as Property Management and Agency, Valuation 2, Undergraduate Dissertation, Property Investment and Portfolio Management, and Valuation and Commercial Property Management. Her research contributes to advancing sustainable practices in the UK commercial real estate sector.

She has not listed any scientific awards or publications in the provided text but is actively engaged in research related to sustainable valuation frameworks.

Marjia advises undergraduate dissertation students and contributes to curriculum development in real estate education. While specific grants are not mentioned, her PhD research involved independent data collection, indicating research autonomy and methodological rigor.

She is associated with academic initiatives focused on property sustainability and contributes to knowledge transfer between academia and industry practitioners in the built environment sector.