Nasir Butrous

Nasir Butrous is a Professor and former Deputy Head of School at the Peter Faber Business School, part of the Faculty of Law and Business at Australian Catholic University. His research focuses on business education, ethics, online learning strategies, and global management. He has contributed to over 20 scholarly outputs since 2003, including journal articles, conference papers, and reports.

Key research interests include integrating teaching, learning, and community engagement; ethical leadership in business; and cross-cultural management. His work explores how values and online learning patterns affect student success, and he has conducted studies on expatriate preparation and volunteer workforce dynamics.

Recent publications (2010–2012) emphasize online learning methodologies, CSR ethics critiques, and business education innovations. His 2012 conference paper on student values and career success highlights ethical leadership development. Collaborations include projects with social enterprises and nonprofit organizations, reflecting his commitment to community engagement.

Notable outputs include the Food and Beverage Supply Chain Project: Moreton Bay region report (2012) and the Neophytes to Cosmopolitans analysis of expatriate training programs (2011). His work bridges academic theory with practical applications in business ethics and educational technology.