Rate My Professor Simon Minaee

In research and supervision, Dr. Minaee has guided numerous graduate students. Notable supervisions include the PhD thesis 'The Determinants of Farmer Entrepreneurial Intention: A Case Study of Small Farms in Vietnam' by TMH Do (2022, co-supervisor with Dr. Ingrid O'Brien and Professor Domenico Gasbarro), the Honours thesis 'An Analysis of the Six Dimensions of Psychological Well-Being' by NA Bakker (2019, co-supervisor with Tara Smith), and the Masters by Research 'Exploring a Designed Liminality Framework: Learning to Create Future-Orientated Knowledge' by GM Walker (2019, co-supervisor with Megan Paull and Tracy Reibel). His publications feature the conference paper 'Shared Leadership in Filmmaking: A Collaborative Approach to Creativity,' affiliated with Murdoch University College of Business. He also authored the article 'Leadership Lessons from COVID-19' in Business News (2021). Dr. Minaee engages in public outreach through interviews on entrepreneurship, such as with Tracxn on transitioning from classroom to startup ecosystems, and presentations on integrating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into higher education, including 'The ESD Edge: Transforming Entrepreneurship & Innovation' at Mission 4.7 (2025) alongside Vesna Sampson. In 2020, he was recognized as Senior Lecturer in Management. Recently, in 2025, he received the College Award for Programs Enhancing Student Success for innovative curriculum work and was celebrated in the Murdoch Business School H1 Update for staff achievements. His contributions extend to responsible futures audits and ANZAM conference involvements.