Dr. Amrik Sohal is a Professor in the Department of Management, Faculty of Business and Economics at Monash University. He is also the Director of the Australian Supply Chain Management Research Unit.
He has received research grants from the State and Federal Governments, the Australian Research Council and Monash University. In 2001, Professor Sohal received the Vice-Chancellor's Award for Postgraduate Supervision and in 2004 he received an award for research excellence from the International Association for Management of Technology.
Professor Sohal has impressive research experience both in Australia and overseas. He has authored or co-authored over 100 papers published in refereed journals, as well as three books and a number of chapters contributed to books. His current research interests are in manufacturing/ operations strategy, technology/ information management, quality management, supply chain management, lean/agile production systems and electronic business.
He is Associate Editor for the journal Technovation and Asia Pacific Editor of the International Journal of Quality and Reliability Management. He is a member of the Editorial Board of a number of journals in the area of quality management, technology management and operations management.
Aug. 2009 – Dec. 2009: Monash University, Professor and Deputy Head, Department of Management, Director, Australian Supply Chain Management Research Unit.
Aug. 2007 – Dec. 2008: Monash University, Professor, Department of Management, Associate Dean (India Development), Director, Australian Supply Chain Management Research Unit.
Jan. 2002 – July 2007: Monash University, Professor, Department of Management, Associate Dean (Research Degrees/ Development), Director, Australian Supply Chain Management Research Unit.
Feb. 1999 – Dec. 2001: Monash University, Professor, Department of Management, Associate Dean (Research), Director, Quality Management Research Unit.
1 July 1998 – 28 February 1999: Monash University, Professor and Deputy Head, Department of Management, Director, Quality Management Research Unit, Director, Monash Manufacturing Roundtable.
1 January 1996 –June 1997: Monash University, Professor, Department of Management, Associate Dean (Graduate Teaching), Director, Quality Management Research Unit, Director, Monash Manufacturing Roundtable.
6 April 1993 - 31 December 1995: Monash University, Professor and Associate Dean (Research Development), H M Schutt Fellow in Manufacturing Management, Director, Quality Management Research Unit, Director, Monash Manufacturing Roundtable.
4 March 1991 - 6 April 1993: Monash University, Associate Professor and H M Schutt Fellow in Manufacturing Management, Director, Quality Management Research Unit, Director, Monash Manufacturing Roundtable.
1 Sept 1988 - 1 March 1991: Lecturer in Operations Management, Centre for Manufacturing Management, Graduate School of Management, The University of Melbourne, Australia.
1 June 1986 - 31 August 1988: Lecturer in Engineering & Operations Management, Department of Industrial Technology
University of Bradford, Bradford, UK.
Subjects taught at the University of Bradford (UK): Production/Operations Management (Undergraduate), and Manufacturing Technology (Undergraduate).
Subjects taught at the University of Melbourne: Managing Company Operations (Undergraduate), and Technology Management (MBA).
Over the years, I have been the subject leader for the following subjects at Monash University:
2015 – ANZAM Stream Best paper Award
2011 - Awarded Life Fellowship of Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM)
2013 - Received the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Innovation and External Engagement. 2010 - Received the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research.
2009 – Received the Publication Award from the International Association for Management of Technology.
2005 - Monash University recognised as a Centre of Excellence in Technology Management Research by the International Association for Management of Technology.
2004 – Received the Excellence in Research Award from the International Association for Management of Technology.
2001 - Received the Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Postgraduate Supervision.
2000 - Received High Commendation for the Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Postgraduate Supervision.