Comilla University | Mohammad Ainul Haque (on study leave)

Mohammad Ainul Haque (on study leave)

Associate Professor

Comilla University
Cumilla-3506, Bangladesh

ainul@cou.ac.bd

01711700607

Biography
Qualification
Publication
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Course/s Teaching

With thirteen years of extensive teaching experience, Mohammad Ainul Haque is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Comilla University in Bangladesh. This extensive teaching experience has enabled him to mentor emerging scholars in the field of anthropology. In 2020, Haque achieved a Master of Arts (MA) degree from the Department of Folklore at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. Prior to this, he completed his BSS in 2005 and MSS in 2006 from the Department of Anthropology at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology. His professional journey commenced in 2006 when he joined the Population Council, Bangladesh office—a globally recognized public health research organization. During his tenure there, Haque seamlessly integrated his theoretical understanding of Anthropology with the diverse cultural contexts of population and health research at both national and community levels in Bangladesh. Furthermore, Haque's valuable work experiences at the International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B) have significantly contributed to his growth as a researcher in the public health sector of Bangladesh. His ability to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical applications underscores his commitment to advancing anthropological perspectives within the realm of public health.

Education Qualification
Job Experience

•Master of Arts	Memorial University of Newfoundland	Folklore	2020
Master of Social Science	Shahjalal University of Science and Technology	Anthropology	2005
Bachelor of Social Science	Shahjalal University of Science and Technology	Anthropology	2004

Comilla University, Bangladesh Associate Professor November 2020 - Present
Comilla University, Bangladesh Assistant Professor May 2013 - November 2013
Comilla University, Bangladesh Lecturer February 2010 - May 2010

Haque, Mohammad Ainul. 2022. “Reconceptualizing Idol Making in the Context of Bangladesh”. Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal 9(1):68-75. https://doi.org/10.14738/assrj.91.11519.

Miah, M.S., Mamun, M.R., Hasan, S.M., Sarker, M.G.F., Miah, M.S., Khan, M.G.U., Kabir, A., Haque, M.A. and Chowdhury, N.R.A., 2022. COVID‐19 transmission flow through the stigmatization process in Bangladesh: A qualitative study. Lifestyle Medicine, 3(1), p.e52. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/lim2.52. https://doi.org/10.1002/lim2.52

Chowdhury, R.A., Ainul, H., Nasrin, S. 2020. Exploring cultural beliefs and practices associated with maternal health-care: a qualitative study of Salmanpur village in Cumilla city, Comilla University journal of social sciences, Faculty of social science, Volume 3, Number 1, ISSN 2663-2659

Akter, Salma, Mohammad Ainul Haque. “Knowledge, Attitudes and Behavioral Practices about Cervical Cancer: A Socio-Cultural Understandings of Reproductive aged Women Living in Slum areas of Bangladesh.” 2018. Peoples Preface, Experiencing Anthropology: Agendas & Prospects. Issue 01 (Special issue), Vol 01, ISSN 2520-7679, 125-137.

Sharior, F., Haque, Mohammad Ainul Haque., et al, 2018. Cyborg- Identity, experience and the body-Ontological Standpoint of Performativity. Peoples’ preface A journal of research initiatives, Special issue 01, Vol 01, ISSN 2520-7679.

Mohammd Ainul Haque. 2013. “Population Dynamics of Bangladesh: where number mater”, RABINDRA JOURNAL, VOL.09, NO.01, MARCH 2013, ISSN 2477-1714

Chowdhury, R. A., Haque, M. A., Lipa, I. J. & Sharior, F., 2017. “Response to Cyclone Early Warning in a Coastal Island of the Southern Bangladesh”, CULTURE, ADAPTATION AND RESILIENCE-Essays on Climate Change Regime in South Asia,Chapter ten. Bangladesh Climate change trust (BCCT) and department of anthropology, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh

Chowdhury, R. A., Mohammad Ainul, H., 2013 “Role of Anthropologist in Behavior Change communication development” Ideas and Practices in development, Department of Anthropology, Rajshahi University, Bangladesh, ISBN 978-984-33-7516. www.ru.ac.bd/anthropology

Research Update

Anwar, Md. Mahabub Ul, Ubaidur Rob, Ismat Ara Hena, Mohammad Masudul Alam, Mohammad Ainul Haque, and Mohammad Ataur Rahman. 2008. “Increasing the rational use of modern contraceptive methods during the reproductive life cycle.” DBRHCP Research Update 2. Dhaka, Bangladesh: Population Council.

Mutahara, Marium ul., Ubaidur Rob, Ismat Ara Hena, Md. Mostafizur Rahman, Mohammad Ainul Haque, and Md. Ataur Rahman. 2008. “Creating a space for men and youth at health and family welfare centers.” DBRHCP Research Update 4. Dhaka, Bangladesh: Population Council.

Anwar, Md. Mahabub Ul, Ubaidur Rob, Mohammad Ataur Rahman, Mohammad Ainul Haque, and Ismat Ara Hena. 2008. “Rational use of modern contraceptive methods in rural Bangladesh: Implementation of interventions.” DBRHCP Research Update 6. Dhaka, Bangladesh: Population Council.

Mutahara, Marium ul., Ubaidur Rob, Mohammad Ainul Haque, and Md. Ataur Rahman. 2008. “Integration of reproductive health services for men and youth at HFWCs: Intervention status.” DBRHCP Research Update 7. Dhaka, Bangladesh: Population Council.

Maintaining the Local in a Globalized World: Recording the Experiences of a Homesteader from Ochre Pit Cove of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. AAA/ CASCA Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada. 15-19 November 2023.

Things Matter: Reviewing Folkloristic Approaches to Material Culture. American Folklore Society (AFS) Annual Meeting, USA, 2023.

Cultural Heritage, Ecology and Environment, Medical Anthropology and Development Issues.

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