I am an experienced academic leader, lecturing and directing the university's Centre for Languages and Communication. My passion lies in research, particularly in the complex field of rhetoric studies, within the domains of language, communication, politics, and law. I am dedicated to unraveling the subtleties of persuasive communication, linguistic expression, and their influence on our perception of politics and the legal system. Beyond my academic pursuits, I am a lifelong learner who actively seeks opportunities for knowledge expansion.
• Carry out research, teaching, and administration.
• Lead and manage a team of lecturers for languages and communication courses, overseeing curriculum development and quality assurance.
• Implement innovative language programme to enhance communication skills for diverse student populations.
• Develop strategic partnerships with international organisations to facilitate cross-cultural communication initiatives.
• Seek funding for languages and communication resources, equipment, and professional development opportunities.
• Teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses such as Academic writing, English and Communication, English Language Education, delivering engaging lectures and leading class discussions.
• Publish researches in reputable journals and present at conferences to disseminate knowledge and advance the discourse within the academic discipline.
• Spearhead departmental initiatives, overseeing curriculum development, program assessment, and academic planning to ensure educational excellence and alignment with institutional goals.
• Collaborate with faculty members to enhance course offerings, streamline departmental processes, and promote academic integrity.
• Provide mentorship and guidance to junior faculty members, fostering a collaborative and supportive academic environment within the department.