Dr Yii Kwang Jing is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Business, Design and Arts, Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus. He has made a significant contribution to the academic community with his expertise in the field of finance and economics. Yii holds a PhD in financial economics and has previously held academic positions at several prestigious universities. He is also a member of various professional organisations, including Malaysian Finance Association and Malaysian Economic Association.
Yii’s passion for teaching is evident in his extensive classroom experience. He has taught various courses in finance and economics at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He is an engaging and innovative instructor who uses TEPER (Teach-Exhibit-Practise-Evaluate-Reward) pedagogy with digital technology to influence, motivate, and inspire students to learn with impact.
Yii always keeps in mind that RESEARCH is not boring and believes that research impact will have lasting influence on the economy, society, environment, and culture beyond the contribution to academic research. With the extensive statistical skills, the significant output could be derived from different research areas. He has published numerous research papers in high-impact journals and has presented his work at prestigious conferences worldwide. His research interests include financial economics, energy economics, and behavioural finance.
In addition to his teaching and research roles, Yii has made significant contributions to leadership and service. He has served as the Discipline Leader (Accounting and Finance), Head of Department (Finance and Marketing) as well as Research Cluster Leader (CSR & Sustainability) and (Innovative Financial Economics) to contribute in shaping the academic curriculum and research at the university. Furthermore, he founded Bursa Young Investor Club Swinburne Sarawak in collaboration with Bursa Malaysia and serves as the club advisor. This enables students to improve their financial literacy and engage with financial industries.
Undergraduate: Alternative Investments; Banking Operations and Governance; International Trade and Finance; Financial Information for Decision Making
Postgraduate: Corporate Financial Management; International Trade and Investment