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Mr John Nolan

Contact Details

Lecturer Above The Bar
E: nolanj@nuigalway.ie

Biography

John is a lecturer in the Accountancy & Finance Discipline in the J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics at University of Galway. John is a graduate of Dublin City University (DCU) having completed a B.A. in Accounting & Finance along with a MSc in Finance and Capital Markets. Following this, John completed his Chartered Accountants Ireland training contract (ACA) with KPMG Corporate Finance in Dublin. Prior to joining University of Galway, John was an assistant professor in accounting in DCU for seven years.

John completed his PhD at DCU in 2021. His thesis focused on how financial literacy manifests itself as a social practice. It was undertaken in collaboration with Teagasc and explored financial literacy on family farms. John is the Chair of the 2023 IAFA Conference being hosted in University of Galway.

John teaches in the area of financial reporting and corporate finance and has experience of teaching at undergraduate, postgraduate, executive education, and professional examination levels.

Research Interests

John's research interests are in the field of financial literacy, both at a personal, and MSME level. Specifically, he is interested in exploring financial literacy through a social and cultural lens to understand what constitutes financial literacy in different contexts and the implications this has for issues such as financial inclusion and financial education. John is also interested in the area of MSME financial management with a particular focus on micro and small enterprises.

Conference Publications

	Year	Publication
	(2022)	*Irish Accounting & Finance Association (IAFA)* Nolan, J. and Hogan, T. (2022) What Can a Social Practice Perspective Tell Us About Financial Literacy Irish Accounting & Finance Association (IAFA) Maynooth University, [Details]
	(2022)	*Alternative Accounts Europe Conference* Nolan, J. and Hogan, T. (2022) Financial Literacy and Accounting: A Critical Perspective Alternative Accounts Europe Conference [Details]
	(2021)	*International Critical Management Studies ¿ Critical Accounting Studies* Nolan, J. and Hogan, T. (2021) The (Missing) Accounting Perspective on Financial Literacy International Critical Management Studies ¿ Critical Accounting Studies [Details]
	(2019)	*IAFA* Nolan, J. and Hogan, T. (2019) Financial Literacy ¿ A Quantitative Problem with a Qualitative Solution IAFA [Details]
	(2018)	*OECD Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy Workshop* Nolan, J. (2018) Examining MSME Financial Literacy through a Social Practice Lens ¿ An Application to Farm Enterprises OECD Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy Workshop [Details]

Other Item

	Year	Publication
	(2023)	How to understand financial jargon. Nolan, J. and Hogan T. (2023) How to understand financial jargon. RTÉ Brainstorm Other Item [Details]

Thesis

	Year	Publication
	(2021)	Financial Literacy in Farming Enterprises. Nolan, J. (2021) Financial Literacy in Farming Enterprises. Thesis [Details]

Academic Magazine

	Year	Publication
	(2022)	The Importance of Understanding Financial Literacy on Family Farms. Nolan, J. and Hogan T. (2022) The Importance of Understanding Financial Literacy on Family Farms. CPA Ireland - Accountancy Plus Professional Publication [Details]

Professional Associations

	Association	Function	From / To
	Chartered Accountants Ireland	Member (ACA)	/

Education

Year	Institution	Qualification	Subject
2021	Dublin City University	PhD	Financial Literacy in Family Farms
2011	Dublin City University	MSc	Finance & Capital Markets
2010	Dublin City University	BA	Accounting & Finance

Other Activities

	Description
	External Examiner - UCC - Financial Reporting
	External Examiner - Munster Technological University (2020-Present)

Teaching Interests

John teaches in the area of financial reporting and corporate finance and has experience of teaching at undergraduate, postgraduate, executive education, and professional examination levels

Modules Taught

Term/Year	Module Title	Module Code
2021/22	Advanced International Financial Reporting and Analysis	AY5122
2022/23	International Financial Reporting III	AY326
2022/23	Advanced Financial Reporting I	AY5118
2022/23	Intermediate Corporate Finance	AY5108
2022/23	Management Accounting for Sustainable Business Success	AY5133
2022/23	Advanced Corporate Finance	AY5109
2021/22	International Financial Reporting III	AY326