Starting as support staff, Mohamed now heads the Accounting Department. Growth through SIMAD!

Mohamed Ismail Mohamed, the Head of the Accounting Department at SIMAD University, has a remarkable academic and professional journey that depicts dedication and growth. His story is another vivid illustration of the university’s commitment to human capital development.

Beginning his career at SIMAD University as a non-academic service staff member, Mohamed was motivated by the institution’s encouragement and support for its staff. Recognizing his potential, SIMAD University provided him with the opportunity to pursue a bachelor’s degree in accounting. This initial support was further extended when the university funded his master’s degree in international accounting from Malaysia.

Today, Mohamed is not only a lecturer at the Faculty of Accounting but also the head of the department. Reflecting on his journey, he describes himself as a peculiar success story of human capital development at SIMAD University. Over the course of 17 years, Mohamed has transitioned from a non-teaching staff member to a prominent academic leader. This trajectory highlights his resilience and the university’s relentless support for professional growth.

SIMAD University, a non-profit organisation, has played a crucial role in Mohamed’s career and academic development. The institution’s focus on building infrastructure and facilities has created a conducive environment for both staff and students. Mohamed proudly speaks of the university’s significant improvements and its impact on his professional journey.

As an accountant, Mohamed emphasises the importance of numbers in decision-making. He highlights that business decisions are fundamentally reliant on accurate numerical data, reinforcing the critical role of accountants in the business world.

With 17 years of experience at SIMAD University, Mohamed has witnessed and contributed to the institution’s evolution. He has seen the university undergo substantial changes and improvements in infrastructure, facilities, and educational resources. His journey from a 17-year-old service staff member to the head of the Accounting Department is a powerful narrative of growth, dedication, and the transformative power of education.