School of Accounting and Finance

Julia is a lecturer in economics and finance. She lectures in Microeconomics, Financial Institutions and Markets and Treasury Risk Management. Her previous experience includes working for both State and Commonwealth governments as a research and policy economist. Julia's is currently undertaking a PhD on competitiveness in the Australian banking sector.

Teaching Responsibilities

Undergraduate subjects

• ECO110 Microeconomics
• FIN230 Financial Institutions and Markets
• FIN360 Treasury Risk Management

Postgraduate subjects

• FIN521 Corporate Treasury Management
• Finance for Managers

Research Focus

• Public policy,
• competition policy,
• measures of competitiveness,
• banking,
• learning and teaching

Selected Publications

Refereed Conference Paper

• (2007). Paper presented to the 7th International Business Research Conference hosted by University of Technology in Sydney in December. The title of the paper is Measuring competitiveness - A case study of the Australian banking industry.