Professor Collins Gyakari Ntim BSc (Ghana), MSc (Leicester), MRes (Glasgow), PhD (Glasgow), PGCTHE (Aberystwyth), FHEA
Deputy Head of School (Research & Enterprise), Professor of Accounting
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Professor Collins Ntim is the Deputy Head of School (Research & Enterprise) and a Professor of Accounting within the Business School at the University of Southampton.
He has previously held junior (Lecturer), mid-career (Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor) and senior (Full Professor, Associate Dean and Head of Department) academic roles at Aberystwyth University, University of Glasgow and University of Huddersfield.
He is known internationally for his research in accounting, finance, governance and development, especially governance (corporate governance and financial reporting), accountability and ethics (social and environmental accounting – corporate social responsibility) and finance (corporate finance – market-based accounting research and financial economics – development finance).
Collins has published about 100 outputs, with roughly 60% appearing in FT 50, ABS 4*/3* and ABDC A*/A internationally leading journals, such as the Abacus, Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, British Accounting Review, British Journal of Management, Corporate Governance: An International Review, Journal of Business Ethics, The International Journal of Accounting, and The Leadership Quarterly, amongst many others.
His work has featured frequently in reputable popular media channels, including TV (e.g., TRT World, UK), Radio (e.g., BBC 5live) and the financial press (e.g., Financial Times, UK) around the world, as well as cited widely by peers, policymakers (e.g., The Public Accounts Committee, UK Parliament, and The Low Pay Commission, UK), and practitioners.
He serves as founding editor, editor, guest editor and editorial board member of a number of top international journals (e.g., Accounting Forum, Business & Society, Corporate Governance: An International Review, and The International Journal of Accounting) and reviewer for several internationally leading journals (e.g., Abacus, Academy of Management Learning & Education, Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, British Journal of Management, Corporate Governance: An International Review, European Accounting Review and Journal of Business Ethics, etc), research councils (e.g., British Academy, ESRC and EPSRC, UK, and Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council, Canada, etc), and academic bodies and conferences (e.g., British Accounting and Finance Association, etc), as well as external examiner of degree programmes at a number of universities.
Collins has presented his research at a large number of top national and international conferences (e.g., American Accounting Association, British Accounting and Finance Association, and European Accounting Association), workshops, and seminars in various countries, as well as won competitive internal and external research grant awards of total value of over £200,000 from reputable funding bodies, such as the Economic and Social Research Council, UK.
His teaching interests cut across Accounting, Finance and Governance, having taught modules, such as Business Finance, Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance, Financial Accounting, Management Accounting and Research Methods to undergraduate, postgraduate and professional accounting and finance students.