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Zaleha Othman is a professor in sustainability and ethics. She earned her PhD in Accounting from the University Teknologi MARA (Malaysia), Master in Business Law from Leeds University (United Kingdom). Her doctoral thesis, for which she was supervised by Professor Rashidah Abdul Rahman and Professor Alan Lovell, explored ethics in corporate governance in Malaysia. She spent a year of postdoctoral at Cass Business School (London, United Kingdom). Her research mobilizes corporate governance and forensic accounting issue. Her other passion is qualitative research. She teaches qualitative research method, research methodology, forensic accounting and accounting theory practice. Currently she is involves in several research projects such as sustainability, corporate governance, ethical governance. She has more than 30 government funded and international funded research such as from Transparency International, Ministry of Higher Education. She has published in the fields of corporate governance, ethics, corruption and professional ethics in SCOPUS mostly. She is an editorial board members for several SCOPUS Journal such as Public Integrity and The Qualitative Research Journal. She supervised more than 15 students.
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