Gabriel joined the Adam Smith Business School as a Lecturer in Accounting and Finance in September 2016. He obtained his PhD in Accounting and Finance at University of Glasgow, Masters in Accounting (MAcc) with Distinction and MSc in Research (Business and Management) with Distinction both at Glasgow Caledonian University. Gabriel also holds a BA in Accounting and the Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PGCert).

Prior to joining the University of Glasgow, Gabriel held lectureship posts in accounting and business at Glasgow Kelvin College and Glasgow Caledonian University on their ACCA professional courses. Gabriel has over 15 years’ experience in teaching scholarship and research in accounting and related disciplines at further and higher education institutions. He has taught, supervised and examined diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate and professional students in accounting and finance and has presented his research at several internationally recognised conferences, workshops, and seminars.

Gabriel is a member of the Accounting Cluster research cluster.

Areas of expertise:

• Accounting education
• Financial accounting and reporting
• Accounting professionalisation
• Accounting and business ethics
• Postcolonial theory

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Areas of interest:

• Accounting education
• Accounting professionalisation
• Accounting and business ethics
• Postcolonial theory

• Financial accounting 2
• Financial reporting and interpretation
• Advanced international corporate reporting
• International financial accounting for multinational corporations 
• Accounting and business ethics