Dr Mansoor Khan is a Lecturer in Accounting with UniSA Business. Mansoor has been teaching Management Accounting and Financial Accounting courses both in the post graduate and under graduate programs. Presently he is the course coordinator of ACCT 1009 Accounting Principles for Business Decisions.
Mansoor holds a PhD from Swinburne University, a Master of Commerce from the University of Melbourne and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Peshawar, Pakistan. He has over twenty years teaching, research and consulting experience. Before joining UniSA, Mansoor worked as a sessional staff from 2002-2006 at different universities in Melbourne. Prior to this he was a Research and Planning Officer at Government of Pakistan from 1995 to 1997. He was engaged in developing and monitoring projects in education, health, forestry, water conservation and environment. He also served as a lecturer at University of Peshawar and Trainer in the banking sector in Pakistan from 1992-1995. Mansoor has published a book and nine refereed journal papers in Islamic accounting and finance. His research interests include: social and ethical responsibilities of Islamic banks; corporate and shariah governance at Islamic banks; Islamic accounting and reporting standards, takaful and sukuk.