As part of Ocean REFuel team at University of Bath and Cardiff University, my work involves understanding of public perceptions and attitudes towards the use of hydrogen- and ammonia–containing systems as potential future energy storage and fuels in industrial and domestic applications as key elements for the transition to renewable energies.

Worked in a team to design and implement a survey measuring public support and concerns about offshore wind projects.

Taught on-campus and e-campus courses.- Managed the course schedule for lectures, assignments, and exams.- Restructured and updated the course contents to incorporate current events.- Developed and implemented a variety of interactive class activities, such as group discussions, debates, and gamified learning elements, such as competitions, quizzes, and role-playing exercises. - Implemented flipped classroom techniques and interactive case study analyses to apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations.- Graded exams and provided detailed feedback to students on all course assignments and tests.- Assisted students in selecting topics for their assignment papers and in presenting unbiased, well-rounded material.Courses Taught: - Public Administration (PS 372) - Research Methods (PS 300)- Introduction to US Government & Politics (PS 201)- Introduction to Political Thought (PS 206)- Middle East Politics (346)- State Governments and Politics (PS 331)- Classical Political Thought (PS 361) - Public Policy Problems (PS 371)

- Co-established the Centre of Excellence of China Studies - Coordinator GCU-CUG (China University of GeoSciences Wuhan China) Research Collaboration- Focal Person, International Conference on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Lahore, Pakistan. (Dec. 09−11, 2015)

Teaching Masters and Undergraduate courses:BA (Hons) Courses (*developed and taught)Research Methods (PS: 3206)* Foreign Policies of Major Powers (PS: 4205)Political System Analysis: Theory and Practice (PS: 3102)Constitutions of UK and USA (PS: 2101)Constitutions of Pakistan and India (PS: 2201)Introduction to Political Science (PS: 1101)Study of Politics (PS: 1201)Pakistan Studies (Compulsory Course)Masters Courses Methods of Research (PS: 304)* Major Issues in Pakistan (PS: 402)* The US and Chinese Foreign Policies: A Comparative Study (PS :453)*Political System Analysis: A Theoretical Approach (PS: 353)Constitutions of Developed Countries (UK and USA) (PS: 354)Foreign Policy of Pakistan (PS: 401)Professional Activities - Associate Editor, the Journal of Political Science, GCU, Lhr.- Focal Person, International Conference on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Lahore, Pakistan. (Dec 09−11, 2015)- Focal Person, International Conference on Local Representation of Power in South Asia (Nov 12-14, 2014)- Contact Person, International Conference on Politics of Water Resources Governance in the Indus Basin (Jan 09–10, 2013)- In Charge Research Colloquium (PhD and MPhil)- Coordinator External Links (http://www.gcu.edu.pk/AccLinks.htm)- Department Coordinator, GCU-ZEF Research Collaboration - Coordinator, GCU-ZEF (University of Bonn, Germany) Spring School- Member Conference Sub Committee for 150th Anniversary Celebrations- Department Focal Person for Turnitin Anti-Plagiarism Software- Coordinator Masters in Political Science (Evening Programme)- Coordinator Diploma in Pakistan Affairs (Evening Programme)- Coordinator Department Finance and Bank Account- Research in ARC (Advance Research Center)- Member, Organizing Committee, World Education Expo- In Charge Department Office Staff- Advisor Quaid-e-Azam Political Science Society, GCU

- Teaching undergrad courses- Assistant Editor, Journal or Political Science- Advisor, Quaid-e-Azam Political Science Society