Mufeed Rawashdeh

Dr. Rawashdeh has taught International Accounting and Corporate Finance on the Hult Dubai campus since 2008. Mufeed has served on the Academic Standards Committee and is an active member of the Dubai campus.

Mufeed has extensive academic experience. For over twenty year, he has taught many courses of finance & accounting for both undergraduate & graduate classes. He has taught in North America, North Africa, China & the Middle East. He has published articles in the Financial Review, Journal of American Academy of Business, Applied Financial Economic Letter, Management Accounting quarterly, and many others. He served as a dean of the faculty of finance & accounting at University of Wollongong in Dubai for different periods and as a director of finance & then a general manager of an UAE project company in eastern cost of India.

Mufeed has been involved in management consulting work & many in-house & public training courses in accounting & finance for different management levels in GCC & MENA countries.

Mufeed earned his PhD in Business Administration-Accounting, and MBA from St. Louis University, Missouri. He is a certified management accountant and a certified financial manager form the Institute of management accountants, USA.

Publications

• Islamic finance enters the mainstream
• A sectoral efficiency analysis of the Amman Stock Exchange
• Effects of introducing international accounting standards on Amman stock exchange
• Foreign Direct Investment in the United States: Microeconomic Factors and Macro-level Factors
• The Role of Islamic Bank of Jordan in Attracting Non-banked Savings: An Empirical Analysis,
• The Practices of Jordanian Firms in Financing Capital Expenditures
• Why manufacture offshore? An empirical analysis of valuation effects