Ms. Tayyaba Rani | Environment | Best Scholar Award

Ms. Tayyaba Rani | Environment – PhD Scholar at Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

Tayyaba Rani is an emerging academic voice in the fields of finance, environmental economics, and sustainable development, whose work bridges theoretical insight with practical relevance. Known for her analytical precision and deep curiosity, she has established herself as a dynamic researcher and educator focused on global financial challenges, environmental sustainability, and public policy. As a committed scholar, she continues to contribute to meaningful discourses in regional and international academic arenas. Her ability to navigate the intersections of finance, globalization, and ecological concerns reflects her forward-looking approach to multidisciplinary research. She is equally passionate about teaching and mentoring students, fostering critical thinking and applied knowledge in the classroom.

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Education:

Tayyaba Rani holds a Master of Philosophy in Commerce from Government College University, Faisalabad, where she graduated with distinction and earned a commendable CGPA of 3.71 out of 4.0. Prior to that, she completed her Master of Commerce, also from the same institution, achieving a solid CGPA of 3.38. Her foundational academic journey began with a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Punjab, where she specialized in accounting and finance and secured an impressive final grade of “A.” Throughout her academic path, she has demonstrated consistent excellence and a keen interest in financial systems, economic behavior, and policy design. Her formal education has been strongly complemented by participation in numerous workshops, international conferences, and capacity-building training programs related to finance, energy, and sustainable development.

Experience:

With over six years of experience in academia, Tayyaba Rani has served as a lecturer in commerce, teaching graduate and higher secondary courses in banking, finance, accounting, and commerce. Her responsibilities include curriculum development, classroom instruction, and academic mentoring, with a strong emphasis on practical case-based learning. She has also worked as an assistant accountant at the Population Welfare Department, where she gained valuable insights into financial systems, budgeting, and public sector operations. Her early career as a visiting lecturer at Government College University Faisalabad helped her refine her teaching skills, particularly in the areas of financial management and marketing, which she continues to build upon through student-centered pedagogy.

Research Interest:

Tayyaba’s research interests span a diverse range of interdisciplinary topics including sustainable finance, digital governance, environmental degradation, fiscal decentralization, and energy economics. She is especially interested in the impact of financial development and globalization on ecological footprints and has published extensively on these themes. Her work often uses advanced econometric modeling to study the relationships between remittances, fossil fuel consumption, and climate change across South Asian and global economies. Through her research, she aims to offer pragmatic solutions for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly those related to energy security, environmental resilience, and institutional efficiency.

Awards:

Tayyaba Rani has been recognized multiple times for her academic and professional excellence. Notable awards include the Silver Medal for achieving the second top position in her Master of Commerce program and the Excellent Teacher Award from Qasmia College of Commerce and Sciences. She has also received a Prime Minister’s Laptop Award for academic merit, and the Best English Debater Award from Government College University, recognizing her communication skills and intellectual clarity. These honors reflect not only her scholarly capabilities but also her leadership in education and research communication.

Publications:

📘 Revisiting the environmental impact of financial development on economic growth and carbon emissions – Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy, 2022. Cited by 19 articles.

🌏 Moderating effect of globalization on financial development and environmental degradation – Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2022. Cited by 14 articles.

💸 Linking personal remittance and fossil fuels energy consumption to environmental degradation – Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2023. Cited by 11 articles.

⚡ Energy shortages in Pakistan: A supply-driven input-output model approach – Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja, 2023. Cited by 8 articles.

🌿 Impact of tourism, globalization, and innovation on ecological footprints in G-10 countries – Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja, 2022. Cited by 16 articles.

🌐 Environmental impact of fiscal decentralization and green technology innovation in developed countries – Energy & Environment, 2023. Cited by 10 articles.

🔌 Digitalization’s role in climate change and renewable energy in Asian countries – Energy & Environment, 2024. Cited by 4 articles.

Conclusion:

Tayyaba Rani exemplifies the values of a scholar dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented research and academic excellence. Her commitment to sustainability, economic resilience, and quality education positions her as a role model for emerging researchers. By integrating rigorous academic work with social responsibility, she has built a scholarly profile that is not only impressive in volume but meaningful in scope. With her continued contributions to environmental economics and finance, she stands out as a deserving candidate for prestigious recognitions such as the Best Scholar Award.