Associate Professor Johannes Tshepiso Tsoku is an accomplished statistician dedicated to enhancing knowledge through rigorous research. Currently pursuing a PhD in Statistics at North West University, he has a strong academic foundation, including a Master’s and an Honours degree with Distinction. With extensive experience in teaching and leadership roles, he has significantly contributed to departmental operations and student mentorship. His involvement in various research committees and receipt of a grant for the African International Conference highlight his commitment to ethical research practices and professional development. Tsoku’s contributions position him as a leading candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award.
Publication Profile :
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Academic Qualifications :
Tsoku’s academic journey is commendable, with a strong focus on statistics. He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Statistics at North West University, emphasizing statistical arbitrage strategies. His previous qualifications include a Master of Commerce, an Honours Bachelor of Commerce with Distinction, and a Bachelor’s in Commerce, all specializing in Statistics. Such a robust academic foundation demonstrates his dedication to continuous learning and research excellence, underscoring his potential for impactful contributions to the field.
Work Experience :
With a diverse range of roles at North West University, Tsoku has cultivated significant leadership experience. As a Programme Leader and Associate Professor, he oversees departmental operations, coordinates research activities, and engages in teaching and mentorship. His role in organizing meetings, preparing reports, and supervising research underscores his commitment to fostering a supportive academic environment. Additionally, his tenure as a Senior Lecturer and various instructional roles showcases his ability to inspire and educate the next generation of statisticians, further amplifying his impact in academia.
Research Contributions And Achievements :
Tsoku’s research endeavors have led to notable contributions within the academic community. His membership in various committees, including the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences Research Ethics Committee, highlights his engagement with ethical research practices. His participation in the South African Statistical Association and the Scientific Committee for the School of Economic Sciences demonstrates his active involvement in advancing statistical science. Furthermore, his research grant award to attend the African International Conference in 2018 signifies recognition of his potential and dedication to furthering his expertise.
Awards And Honors :
Associate Professor Johannes Tshepiso Tsoku has received several prestigious awards and honors throughout his academic career. Notably, he earned a Certificate of Academic Excellence for achieving his Honours Bachelor of Commerce in Statistics with Distinction, underscoring his commitment to academic excellence. Additionally, his research contributions have been recognized through a research grant awarded in 2018, enabling him to attend the African International Conference (AiC) in Botswana. His active participation in various committees, including the South African Statistical Association, further reflects his dedication to advancing the field of statistics and promoting ethical research practices.
Conclusion :
Associate Professor Johannes Tshepiso Tsoku exemplifies the qualities and accomplishments sought in the Research for Best Researcher Award. His professional expertise in statistics, rigorous academic background, extensive work experience, and active research contributions collectively position him as a leader in his field. Tsoku’s commitment to fostering collaboration and advancing knowledge ensures that his work will have a lasting impact on society and the academic community. His recognition through this award would not only honor his achievements but also inspire further advancements in research and education within the discipline.
Publication Top Notes
- Hybrid time series and ANN-based ELM model on JSE/FTSE closing stock prices – Moseane, O., Tsoku, J.T., Metsileng, D. (2024) 📝
- Modelling External Debt Using VECM and GARCH Models – Mokoena, N.B., Tsoku, J.T., Chanza, M. (2022) 📊
- Influence of some sociodemographic factors on causes of death among South African youth – Mogale, B.V., Tsoku, J.T., Munapo, E., Ewemooje, O.S. (2020) 📚
- The application of the Multivariate GARCH models on the BRICS exchange rates – Metsileng, L.D., Moroke, N.D., Tsoku, J.T. (2020) 🌍
- Modelling the oil price volatility and macroeconomic variables in South Africa using the symmetric and asymmetric GARCH models – Sekati, B.N.Y., Tsoku, J.T., Metsileng, L.D. (2020) ⛽ | Cited by: 6
- Economic growth and agricultural production in South Africa: An empirical study of causality and error correction mechanisms – Moroke, N.D., Tsoku, J.T., Seaketso, P.G. (2014) 🌱