Professor Kerrie Sadiq
Professor Kerrie Sadiq is a leading Australian taxation scholar at QUT, renowned for her work in international tax policy, capital gains tax, and tax expenditures.
She holds multiple professional and academic roles, and is widely published, cited, and engaged in shaping public discourse on global tax reform.
Scot Salvati
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) alumnus
'One of the great things about studying accounting at QUT is the opportunity to complement your theoretical knowledge with practical examples and real-world case studies. Getting to learn and work with industry-standard software in tutorials and getting to practice translating accounting concepts to clients in mock workplace case studies directly set me up for success in my career.'
Kylie Lamprecht
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) alumnus
'Studying accounting at QUT in the 90s laid the groundwork for my journey from graduate to partner in professional services. Today, I remain deeply connected to the QUT community. Through my professional practice, we actively participate in recruitment, support internships, work placements, Corporate Partners in Excellence scholarships, and engage in mentoring programs. Through initiatives like the Qld Business Leaders Hall of Fame, Gamechangers, Women in Business programs, alongside QUT board/advisory positions, I have had the opportunity to contribute to an ecosystem that bridges academia and industry. QUT has been a lifelong partner in my professional and personal development and continues to open doors 30 years down the track.'
Emily Ellis
'Studying Accounting at QUT has been a transformative journey for me, both academically and personally. QUT's strong emphasis on real-world learning and practical application has equipped me with a deep understanding of financial principles, analytical thinking and ethical decision-making. Through interactive tutorials, case studies, and access to industry-standard tools, I've gained the confidence to apply what I've learnt in professional settings. The university's industry connections have also allowed me to engage with guest speakers and networking events, which gave me valuable insights into the diverse career pathways available to students studying accounting.'
Dr Kylie Kingston
Dr Kylie Kingston is an award-winning researcher in accountability and social outcomes for marginalised communities, with a current focus on aged care.
Her teaching interweaves financial literacy and evaluation with research-driven insights, ensuring practical relevance for students and stakeholders alike.
