Luisa Unda is a Lecturer in the Department of Accounting. Her main research interests are corporate governance, board structure and its association to performance, board effectiveness in non-profit organisations, board committees, financial reporting quality, gender differences on capital markets, and accounting education. Her work has been published in various journals including: Journal of Banking & Finance, Accounting & Finance, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal.

Learn more about her research on credit union board governance here.

Learn more about her research on independent schools governance here.

Luisa's teaching experience includes conducting lectures and tutorials in financial accounting and auditing at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as, facilitating accounting and business ethics based workshops to high-school students.

Prior to becoming and academic, Luisa worked as a financial analyst in the banking industry and gained practice based experience surrounding matters such as financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, and risk management.

ACF5950 Introductory Accounting

ACC5903 Accounting for Business

Teaching Excellence:

- 2016 Department of Accounting's Teaching Award

- 2016 Monash Business School's Commendation

• Coordinator of the Governance and Regulation Research Network (GARNET) at the Centre for Global Business, Monash Business School
• ECR Representative (Financial Accounting & Auditing) at the Department of Accounting Research Committee (2016-2018).
• International Member of the Centre for Not-for-profit and Public-sector Research (CNPR) at Queen's Management School, Belfast.