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Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Environment
Phone: (03) 6335 4495
Email: E.Ngwenya@amc.edu.au
Dr Elkana Ngwenya commenced work at the Australian Maritime College in 1997. Previously he held lecturing positions at the University of Zimbabwe, the University of Swaziland and the University of Tasmania. I have also worked as a tutor (Introduction to Econometrics, Quantitative Methods) at the University of Tasmania. He has a keen interest in applied economics, in particular in the area of applied fisheries economics.
Elkana currently facilitates learning in the following subjects:
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Introduction to Statistics
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Mathematics for Fisheries
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Introduction to Mathematics for Fisheries
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Microeconomics
- Applied Fisheries Economics
These subjects are part of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Fisheries) and Bachelor of Administration (Marine Resources) degree programs.
I am currently the Course Coordinator (Bachelor of Applied Science (Fisheries)). If you would like to discuss any issues regarding undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Fisheries Science and Marine Policy in general, and pursuing studies leading to a Bachelor of Applied Science (Fisheries), send me an email, or call me on any of the numbers shown below.
Research Interests:
- Applied Economics
- Marine Resource Economics
- Social Impact Assessment
- Tertiary Teaching and Learning
- Bio-modelling
Recent Publication(s):
Bose, S., Rahman, H. and Ngwenya, E. (1998). Price Co-movement in the World Shipping Sub-Markets: An Empirical Analysis, In Proceedings of 1998 International Conference on Shipping Development and Port Management, KaoPort 21, Taiwan, March 26-29, pp. 217-227.
Ngwenya, E. 1999, 'Achievement motivation in tertiary teaching : a case study', Teaching and Learning Conference 1999 : Tertiary Teaching, Doing it Differently - Doing it Better, June 28-30, 1999, Northern Territory University, Darwin, NTU Teaching & Learning Development Office, Darwin, pp.183-191.
Ngwenya, E. 1999, 'Classroom dynamics : an evaluation of student-teacher interaction', paper presented to Higher Education Conference, Hong Kong, 17-25 February.
Ngwenya, E. 1999, 'Does staying a little longer help? Linking examination scores and completion times', Teaching and Learning Conference 1999 : Tertiary Teaching, Doing it Differently - Doing it Better, June 28-30, 1999, Northern Territory University, Darwin, NTU Teaching & Learning Development Office, Darwin, pp.193-198.
Ngwenya, E. & Hoyland, J. 1999, 'Community willingness to support ICZM: preliminary survey results', paper presented to International Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Brisbane, 7-10 July.
Loeser, A., Bose, S. & Ngwenya, E. 1999, 'Structural changes in selected Australian rock lobster fisheries: implications for future fishery management', paper presented to International Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Brisbane, 7-10 July.
