Abhishek Agarwal
Senior Lecturer
Aberdeen Business School
Robert Gordon University
United Kingdom
Biography
Dr. Abhishek Agarwal is a Senior Lecturer in management in the Aberdeen Business School. He has overall responsibility for the full time MBA Oil & Gas Management and MBA. Abhishek has contributed to the delivery of various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the Aberdeen Business School since 2004. He has designed and coordinated a number of modules, including 'Energy Policy and the Environment' (BSM117), 'Energy Project (BSM673)' , 'Strategic Analysis for the Energy Sector' and 'Renewable Energy Management (BSM158)'. Abhishek is a Postgraduate dissertation co-ordinator for Aberdeen Business School. He has been instrumental in resourcing and leading industry sponsored consultancy projects. Abhishek graduated with an MBA from the University of Aberdeen and a PhD from the Aberdeen Business School. He has been involved in writing papers for publication in peer reviewed journals, guest editing special issues of reputed journals, chairing sessions in renowned international conferences and reviewing for high ranking journals and research councils. Abhishek was honoured with the prestigious "Hind Rattan" award for Non-Resident Indians in 2014 at the Eve of Republic Day in Ashoka Hotel in New Delhi. He also received the I Love My Lecturer - Recognition with Distinction Award in 2015 and Postgraduate Choice Award in 2016 for providing excellent teaching and support to students.
Research Interest
His research interests are focused on 1) management, strategy, planning and policy processes and trends shaping the businesses environment and more specifically the energy sector, and 2) the integration of sustainability into the core strategies of businesses for the sustainable future of industry.
Publications
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Thygesen J, Agarwal A (2014) Key criteria for sustainable wind energy planning—lessons from an institutional perspective on the impact assessment literature. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 39: 1012-23.