Paul Wilson is a Lecturer in Accountancy and Finance in the 51勛圖厙 Business School.
- Overview
- Research Interests
- Teaching & Learning
- Activities & Awards
Having started my academic career at Glasgow Caledonian University in 2022, I focus on delivering engaging modules such as Accounting, Organisations and Society, Fundamentals of Risk, Ethics, Corporate Governance and Responsible Leadership, and Advanced Management Accounting.
My teaching fosters critical thinking and real-world application among students. As the TNE (Transnational Education) lead at GCU, I have had the privilege of teaching both in-person and online at respected institutions in China, including Jinan University and the Shandong Institute of Commerce and Technology.
This role has enabled me to develop and update modules in Risk and Corporate Finance, ensuring they remain both academically rigorous and relevant to contemporary challenges.
I have also secured a PhD studentship within the Department of Finance, Accounting, and Risk, contributing to research and academic development.
Additionally, I have played a key role in reviewing and redesigning modules to better align with university goals and student needs, always striving to create an enriching and dynamic learning environment.
In my spare time (ho ho ho), I enjoy seeing the world, supporting my local football team, AI evolution, playing video games and catching a number of weird musicians playing live.
I am currently in the process of undertaking a PhD in Risk Management, with Food Access and Food and Nutrition Security at the heart. This paper will look at the intervention of three footbridges linking foot systems between differing socioeconomic communities and the risks and opportunities that they present.
Active Research Interests:
- Food Access
- Risk Management
- Management Control Systems
- SMEs
- Social Justice
Research Methods:
- Qualitative
- Diaries
- Semi-structured interviews
I primarily have an interest in teaching accounting with previous teaching in Accounting, Organisations and Society, a contemporary introduction to the theoretical learning within accounting, Ethics, Leadership and Corporate Governance, Financial Management, Advanced Management Accounting, Accounting for the Public Sector and Advanced Audit, to name a few.
I have also taught a number of Risk Management modules, including Risk in Business and Society, Global Risk Perspectives and Crisis Management.
Student Award - Excellence in Teaching 2023,2024 Glasgow Caledonian University
