Dr Nabila Nisha

Nabila Nisha

RSM

Research School of Management

Position
Associate Lecturer
Email
nabila.nisha@anu.edu.au
Office
Room 1044, Level 1, PAP Moran Building
Research areas
  • Liquid consumption
  • Sharing economy
  • Consumer value creation
  • Grounded theory and qualitative methods
Biography

Nabila is a PhD Candidate and an Associate Lecturer in Marketing at the Research School of Management. Her academic credentials include a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting & Finance and Marketing from North South University, Bangladesh, and a Master of Science degree in Banking & Finance from the University of Essex, UK. She is also an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK).

Prior to commencing her doctoral studies, Nabila has been teaching at the School of Business and Economics of North South University, Bangladesh. In addition to teaching, she has been part of a research project on Green Banking financed by the World Bank and the Ministry of Education of Bangladesh.

Nabila's doctoral thesis draws upon the grounded theory methodology to explore the tension between materialism and
anti-consumption through the reconciliation process consumers undergo along the solid-liquid continuum of consumption.

Research publications

  • Nisha, N., Iqbal, M. & Rifat, A. (2019). The changing paradigm of health and mobile phones: An innovation in the health care system. Journal of Global Information Management, 27(1), 19-46.
  • Rifat, A., Nisha, N. & Iqbal, M. (2019). Predicting e-Tax service adoption: Integrating perceived risk, service quality & TAM. Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations, 17(3), 71-100.
  • Iqbal, M., Nisha, N. & Rashid, M. (2018). Bank selection criteria and satisfaction of retail customers of Islamic banks in Bangladesh. International Journal of Bank Marketing, 36(5), 931-946.
  • Sharif, A., Afshan, S. & Nisha, N. (2017). Impact of tourism on CO2 emission: Evidence from Pakistan. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 22(4), 408-421.

Teaching

Semester 1, 2023:

  • Co-Convenor & Tutor - MKTG2031 (Consumer Behavior)
  • Co-Convenor & Tutor - MKTG7050 (Consumer Behavior Analysis)
  • Co-Convenor & Tutor - MKTG7260 (Marketing and Stakeholder Communications)

Semester 2, 2022:

  • Convenor - MKTG2001 (Marketing Research)
  • Convenor - MKTG7060 (Applied Market Research)
  • Tutor - MKTG7260 (Marketing and Stakeholder Communications)

Semester 1, 2022:

  • Tutor - MKTG2031 (Consumer Behavior)
  • Tutor - MKTG7050 (Consumer Behavior Analysis)
  • Tutor - MKTG7260 (Marketing and Stakeholder Communications)

Semester 2, 2021:

  • Tutor - MGMT7020 (Technology and Project Management) - NIAA - Spring Session
  • Tutor - MKTG2001 (Marketing Research)
  • Tutor - MKTG7060 (Applied Market Research)
  • Tutor - MKTG7260 (Marketing and Stakeholder Communications) - NIAA - Winter Session

Semester 1, 2021:

  • Tutor - MGMT7250 (Evidence-based Management) - NIAA - Autumn Session
  • Tutor - MKTG2031 (Consumer Behavior)
  • Tutor - MKTG7050 (Consumer Behavior Analysis)

Semester 1, 2020:

  • Tutor - MKTG2004 (Marketing)
  • Tutor - MKTG2031 (Consumer Behavior)
  • Tutor - MKTG7050 (Consumer Behavior Analysis)

Semester 2, 2019:

  • Tutor - MKTG2001 (Marketing Research)
  • Tutor - MKTG2004 (Marketing)
  • Tutor - MKTG7060 (Applied Market Research)

Semester 1, 2019:

  • Tutor - MKTG2031 (Consumer Behavior)

Semester 2, 2018:

  • Tutor - MKTG2004 (Marketing)