Ibrahim Abdallah

Ibrahim Abdallah is a Researcher at the Business and Hospitality Centre for Organisational Change and Agility (COCA), Torrens University Australia. He holds a PhD in Australia Banking Risks (RMIT University), an MBA in Industry Consultation Project (Monash University), and a Master of Accounting (Victoria University). His research focuses on sustainable development, renewable energy policies, and environmental quality. He advises PhD students on projects in project management, sustainability, risk theory, and cybersecurity.

Education:

• Bachelor of Technology, Eastern Mediterranean University
• MBA, Monash University
• PhD, RMIT University
• Master of Accounting, Victoria University

Research Interests: Dr. Abdallah explores the intersection of environmental policies and economic systems, particularly in sustainable development frameworks. His work addresses renewable energy investments, greenhouse gas emission reduction, and the environmental implications of international migration. Key themes include export diversification strategies and the application of technological innovation to meet climate goals.

Recent Research Trends: His articles analyze environmental quality metrics, policy effectiveness in high-income nations, and Nordic environmental technology adoption. Collaborative projects highlight comparative studies between high- and middle-income countries on environmental impacts.

Grants & Advising: Accepting PhD students in 4 core areas: project/portfolio management, sustainable supply chains, risk/TORC theory, and digital transformation/cybersecurity. No specific grants are detailed in the profile.

Labs/Teams: Active within the COCA research group, focusing on organizational agility and sustainability-driven business practices.