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Professor Tapan Sarker is a faculty member in the School of Business at the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), specializing in Finance. He holds a PhD from the Australian National University (ANU), an MABusComm from Keio University, and a BSc from Chittagong University. His research focuses on sustainable development, financial systems, environmental economics, and blockchain technology governance. He is fluent in Bengali (accredited translator), Hindi, and Japanese.
Professor Sarker’s recent research explores intersections between finance and sustainability, including climate change mitigation strategies, renewable energy financing, and the role of governance in emerging technologies like the metaverse. His work spans global case studies, analyzing economic and environmental trade-offs in regions such as Australia, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, Nepal, and Bangladesh. He also investigates fintech adoption, small business tax literacy, and gender inclusivity in climate finance initiatives.
His articles (2021–2025) highlight trends in sustainable development financing, blockchain applications in education, and systemic challenges in achieving net-zero emissions. He emphasizes policy frameworks for resilient micro-enterprises and explores macroeconomic dynamics linking financial development to environmental quality. His contributions bridge theory and practice, addressing both developed and developing economies.
While no formal awards are listed, his prolific publication record reflects expertise in interdisciplinary sustainability research. His teaching and supervision focus on contemporary finance and development challenges. His office is located at Springfield Campus, A306.
