I am an early-career Economics educator and applied researcher seeking a Lecturer appointment with postgraduate training from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology. I completed an M.S.S. in Economics at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology with a CGPA of 3.93 out of 4.00, ranking third in the department. My thesis, “Healing or Hurting? Assessing the Financial Fallout of Child Health Expenses in Bangladesh,” examines the household financial consequences of child-health expenditure.
My research experience spans government-funded and university-based projects on human-centred automation, informal employment, 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.
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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, MATLAB, Microsoft Excel, structured data-management procedures, and publication-oriented research documentation.