Md Isahaque Ali

Currently serving as an Assistant Professor of Social Welfare, contributing to educational policy and social welfare initiatives. This role involves advanced academic responsibilities and leadership within the educational sector.

Conducted extensive research on 'Older People in Bangladesh: Extreme Weather Events, Social Protection and Vulnerability' as part of the PhD program. This involved in-depth analysis and academic writing, culminating in a doctoral thesis.

Managed the 'ICT for Education in Secondary and Higher Secondary Level Project (2nd Phase)', overseeing project implementation and strategic planning. This role focused on integrating technology into the education system.

Taught social welfare courses and contributed to academic development within the Department of Social Work. This position involved curriculum delivery and student mentorship.

Held the position of Lecturer of Social Welfare (Officer on Special Duty for Study Leave), managing academic responsibilities while on study leave. This involved maintaining educational standards and administrative duties.

Served as a Lecturer of Social Welfare, focusing on delivering comprehensive social welfare education. This role involved significant teaching and academic responsibilities.

Provided instruction as a Lecturer of Social Welfare, fostering student learning and engagement. Responsibilities included course management and academic advising.

Delivered lectures in Social Welfare, contributing to the academic growth of students. This role involved teaching and curriculum support.

Worked as a Field Officer for a Spanish organization, providing services for underprivileged women and children. This involved community outreach, vocational training, and public relations activities.

Engaged as a Group and Community Social Worker for five months, focusing on community development and group interventions. This role involved direct engagement with beneficiaries and program implementation.

Completed a four-month traineeship as a Hospital Social Worker, providing social services within a medical setting. This involved patient support and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Grade: 3.54/4.00

Obtained a CGPA of 3.54 out of 4.00. Conducted research on 'BRAC Non-Formal Education: A Study on Education for Ethnic Children in Bangladesh' as a dissertation for the program.

Grade: Second Class, 59.34%

Achieved a second-class result with 59.34% total marks, ranking 1st in order of merit. Conducted research on 'Socio-economic Condition of Child Labor in Bangladesh' as a research monograph.

Grade: Second Class, 59.06%

Achieved a second-class result with 59.06% total marks, ranking 2nd in order of merit. Conducted practical research on 'Socio-economic Condition of Child Labor in Different Halls of the University of Dhaka'.

Grade: First Division, 85.5%

Achieved a First Division with 85.5% total marks, ranking 3rd in order of merit. This certificate is in the Humanities field.

Grade: First Division, 83.2%

Achieved a First Division with 83.2% total marks, ranking 6th in order of merit. This certificate is in the Humanities field.

Activities and societies: Attended the Annual Social and Political Sciences Graduate Research Symposium for a Snapshot presentation (2019) and a Full Paper Presentation (2020).

Conducted research on 'Older People in Bangladesh: Extreme Weather Events, Social Protection and Vulnerability' under the supervision of Professor Dharmalingam Arunachalam and Associate Professor Helen Forbes-Mewett. This research was a core requirement for the Doctor of Philosophy program.