Kamrul Hassan

Kamrul Hassan is a Senior Lecturer and Undergraduate Academic Chair in the Department of Accounting & Finance at Murdoch University's College of Business. He holds a PhD from Curtin University (WA) and is an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA). His academic focus spans econometric analysis of economic linkages, financial markets dynamics, and policy implications of demographic trends and climate change.

Education: PhD (Economics), Curtin University, WA; Prior qualifications not explicitly stated.

Research interests include asset market linkages, volatility spillover effects, behavioral economics, and time series econometrics. His work addresses topics such as purchasing power parity in developing regions, climate change impacts on economies, and demographic transition effects on real exchange rates. He frequently employs panel data and cointegration techniques in his analyses.

Recent research trends show strong focus on energy economics (renewable/non-renewable consumption patterns), sovereign risk dynamics, and policy implications for emerging economies. His 2024 study on rural energy governance in Bangladesh exemplifies applied research bridging economic theory and development challenges.

No scientific awards explicitly mentioned in available materials. His contributions include teaching leadership at Murdoch University and supervision of research projects in macroeconomic modeling and financial sector reforms.

Active in interdisciplinary research areas such as agricultural technology adoption and climate change mitigation strategies, with publications spanning energy policy, international finance, and regional economic integration.