Sarah Mohamed

Dr Sarah Mohamed is a Senior Lecturer in Accountancy at Birmingham City University Business School. Before joining BCU she worked as a Lecturer in Accounting at University of Leicester, School of Business. She also held the role of PhD lead (deputy PhD programme director) for accounting and finance PhD students and REF output reviewer in University of Leicester School of Business. She also worked as a University Teacher in Loughborough University, School of Business and Economics, UK and as a Lecturer and Research Assistant in the Faculty of Management Technology, The German University in Cairo, Egypt. 

Sarah holds a PhD in Accounting from University of Leicester, School of Business and an MSc with triple majors: Accounting, finance and economics from Faculty of Management Technology, the German University in Cairo (GUC), Egypt. She is a fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and a Certified Management and Business Educator (CMBE). She has more than 15 years of experience teaching accounting modules for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. Throughout her teaching career, she has designed, prepared and delivered accounting modules including management and cost accounting, planning and budgeting, financial accounting I & II, accountability, representation & control and strategic management accounting for BSc, MSc and MBA programs. She has also successfully led curriculum-driven as well as research-led modules on both undergraduate and postgraduate accounting and finance programmes. She has been a leading and active member of curriculum committees in both University of Leicester, School of Business and The German University in Cairo and has a past and ongoing record of PhD, MSc and BSc dissertation supervisions in both accounting and finance. Sarah’s research is interdisciplinary in nature, mainly in the area of management accounting and innovation. She has presented her research work in various international research conferences and workshops. She is an active member of the British Finance and Accounting Association and The UK Management Control Association. Her PhD research has been awarded research grants from both University of Leicester, School of Business and Loughborough University, School of Business and Economics in UK.