Rate My Professor Joseph Sia

Dr. Sia's academic career at Curtin University Malaysia has produced a substantial body of peer-reviewed publications. Notable contributions include 'Institutional Factors Influencing Students' College Choice Decision in Malaysia: A Conceptual Framework' (2010), 'Post-Secondary Students’ Behaviour in the College Choice Decision' (2011), 'Students' choice of international branch campus in Malaysia: a gender comparative study' (2020), 'Embracing an uncertain future: COVID-19 and MICE in Malaysia' (2020), 'To verify or not to verify: using partial least squares to predict effect of online news on panic buying during pandemic' (2021), 'Transitioning from online teaching to blended teaching in the post-pandemic era: What has COVID-19 taught us?' (2023), 'Green meets food delivery services: consumers' intention to reuse food delivery containers in the post-pandemic era' (2023), 'Do emojis really help us to communicate better? Investigating instructor credibility, students’ learning motivation, and performance' (2024), and 'Investigating consumers’ intention to use drone food delivery services: Do personality traits matter?' (2024). He has earned accolades such as the Anak Sarawak Appreciation Award 2009 from the Sarawak Convention Bureau and recognition as the Highest RPI Point Earner for Publications at Curtin Sarawak. Dr. Sia supervises PhD students, contributes to knowledge transfer programs with indigenous communities, and advances understanding of consumer intentions, security preparedness, and green practices in various sectors.