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Ms Usha Mistry

Ms Usha Mistry

mistryu2@lsbu.ac.uk

Finance, Economics, Accounting and Analytics

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I joined LSBU in January 2020 as a Senior Lecturer in Accounting. Currently, I am a link manager for two leading accountancy bodies, the ACCA and CIMA. I am a Fellow of the ACCA and a Senior HEA Fellow with over 25 years of teaching experience in the higher education sector.

I have presented papers at many conferences, including the British Accounting and Finance Association, AdvanceHE, and international conferences.

I have in the past held many roles in the HE sector, including course leader, Head of Programme development and Head of the School of Accounting and Finance.

I am a member of the British Accounting and Finance Association for accounting education. I volunteer for the Royal National Institute for the Blind, campaigning for inclusivity.

Recent Publications

U. Mistry (2022) Business games help students build employment skills, Journal of Accountancy.

U. Mistry (2021) Enhancing students’ employability skills awareness through the accounting professional body on an undergraduate accounting degree, Accounting Education,

DOI: 10.1080/09639284.2021.1950016.

U. Mistry (2021) Accountancy is open to everyone, ACCA Accountants and Business, Available at: https://abmagazine.accaglobal.com/global/articles/2021/jun/interviews/accountancy-is-open-to-everyone.html.

Recent Conferences

Mistry, U. (July 2023) Students' perception of future learning in Accounting education. Advance HE Teaching and Learning Conference 2023. Keele University 04 - 06 July.

Mistry, U. (July 2022) “Enhancing students' employability skills using business games and authentic assessments” Advance Teaching and Learning Conference, online, 5-7 July.

Mistry, U. (May 2022) Enhancing awareness of accounting students' employability skills through Business Games: an empirical study. Paper submitted to the British Accounting and Finance Association Conference, Accounting Education Special Interest Group, 8-20 May.

Mistry, U. (January 2022) “Embedding awareness of employability skills in the accounting degree through CIMA Business Game - an empirical study” presented at the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Research Webinar, 26 January.

Also mentored two LSBU students: Shruthi Ari and Andrew Kintu BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance year 3 and year 1 respectively to presented see CIMA below link for details: https://www.cimaglobal.com/Teaching/university-partnership/CIMA-Business-games/

Mistry, U. (January 2022) “Inclusive Learning through community – Four Drivers of employability” presented at the London South Bank University Learning and Education Conference, online, 18-20 January.

Mistry, U. (January 2022) “Importance of social networking for tomorrow’s accountants” presented at the London South Bank University Learning and Education Conference, online, 18-20 January.

Mistry, U. (February 2022) ‘Now you see it! Now you don’t! Sight Loss does not mean job loss’ presented at London South Bank University Dignity at Work Champion, 2nd February.

U. Mistry (2021) Curriculum Design from stakeholders’ perspective, presented at the British Accounting and Finance Association Conference, Accounting Education Special Interest Group, online, 18-19 May.

U. Mistry (2020) “Embedding sustainability into accounting education – empirical study at LSBU”, presented at the London South Bank University Sustainability climate action event series Part 2 conference, London, UK. 4-6th November.

Media

RNIB radio on Inclusivity March 2021, May and November 2022.

MyLondon News 2021) “Silent e-scooters”.

ACCA Accountants and Business (June 2021) “Accountancy is open to everyone”

BBC London News (2021) “Social distancing and Visually impaired”

Business games help students build employment skills
Mistry, U. (2022). Business games help students build employment skills. Journal of Accountancy.

Enhancing students’ employability skills awareness through the accounting professional body on an undergraduate accounting degree
Mistry, U. (2021). Enhancing students’ employability skills awareness through the accounting professional body on an undergraduate accounting degree. Accounting Education. 30 (6), pp. 578-600. https://doi.org/10.1080/09639284.2021.1950016

“Embedding awareness of employability skills in the accounting degree through CIMA Business Game - an empirical study”
Mistry, U. (2022). “Embedding awareness of employability skills in the accounting degree through CIMA Business Game - an empirical study”. CIMA Research Webinar. Online

“Inclusive Learning through community – Four Drivers of employability”
Mistry, U. (2022). “Inclusive Learning through community – Four Drivers of employability” . London South Bank University Learning and Education Conference, online, 18-20 January. . LSBU Online 18 - 21 Jan 2022

Importance of social networking for tomorrow’s accountants
Mistry, U. (2022). Importance of social networking for tomorrow’s accountants. London South Bank University Learning and Education Conference, online, 18-20 January. . LSBU Online 18 - 21 Jan 2022