I am an early-career Economics educator and applied policy researcher seeking a Lecturer appointment with postgraduate training from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology. I completed an M.S.S. in Economics with a CGPA of 3.97 out of 4.00, ranking first in the department. My thesis, “From Margins to Mainstream: How Socioeconomic Status Shapes Women’s Financial Inclusion in Bangladesh,” examines how socioeconomic differences influence women’s use of financial services.
My research experience spans government-funded and university-based projects on human-centred automation, informal employment, digital taxation, sustainable procurement, women’s financial-service utilization, maternal socioeconomic conditions, and children’s educational outcomes. Across these projects, I have supported literature review, policy-document analysis, questionnaire refinement, survey implementation, fieldwork documentation, data organization, descriptive analysis, and academic reporting.
My objective is to help students understand Economics clearly while contributing rigorous, policy-relevant research.
Teaching interests
Research interests
Methodological orientation
My work is primarily survey-based and quantitative. I am particularly interested in research designs that connect household-level behaviour and institutional conditions with measurable social and economic outcomes. My toolkit includes Stata, QGIS, KoboToolbox, SurveyCTO, Google Forms, Microsoft Excel, Overleaf/LaTeX, structured data-management procedures, and publication-oriented research documentation.