Muhammad Asim Imran

Assistant Professor
School of Social Sciences & Humanities
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Dr. Muhammad Asim Imran is working as Assistant Professor in the School of Social Sciences & Humanities. Dr. Muhammad Asim Imran has a PhD in Media and Communication . Dr. Muhammad Asim Imran has published 13 research articles & conference papers having a citation count of 26 , carried out 0 projects and filed 0 intellectual property.

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13

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26

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Education

PhD Media and Communication 2017- 2021
University of Adelaide , Australia
Master Mass Communication 2008- 2010
University of Bedfordshire , United Kingdom

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Assistant Professor 2024- Present
School of Social Sciences & Humanities , NUST

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News Values, Older People and Journalistic Practices in Australia and Malaysia 2022
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Platform, Volume:9.2, Issue: Special Issue, Pages 55-76
Impact Factor: N/A Citations: 3 Quartile: N/A
SDG 4
Governing mental health: A Foucauldian discourse analysis of power, media and ideology in British newspapers 2025
Muhammad Asim Imran
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Zehra Ahmed (London School of Economics and Political Science)
Journal: News Research Journal, Pages 1-20
Impact Factor: N/A Citations: 0 Quartile: N/A
SDG 10
Reframing the Taliban: A critical discourse analysis of media narratives in Pakistan, China and the United States 2025
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Iffat Ali Aksar (Xiamen University)
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Jiankun Gong (University of Malaya)
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Haroon Ur Rasheed Baloch (National University of Modern Languages (NUML))
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Media War and Conflict, Pages 1-21
Impact Factor: 1.800 Citations: 0 Quartile: 2
SDG 16 SDG 17
AI Literacy and Empowering Journalists in Egypt and India 2025
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Mohamed Gadelmawla Owies (Benha University)
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Afaq Ahmad (Aligarh Muslim University)
Muhammad Asim Imran
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Mahitab Elrafii (May University in Cairo)
Journal: Journal of Digital Media and Artificial Intelligence, Volume 2, No. 1, Pages 1-25
Impact Factor: N/A Citations: 0 Quartile: N/A
SDG 4
Passivity and exclusion: media power in the construction of the aged-care debate in Australia and Malaysia 2023
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Kathryn Bows (The University of Adelaide)
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Communication Research and Practice, Volume:9, Issue:2, Pages 121-141
Impact Factor: 1.200 Citations: 6 Quartile: 3
SDG 10
Consumers and commodification: The marketization of aged care in the Australian press 2022
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Kathryn Bowd (The University of Adelaide)
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Australian Journalism Review, Volume:44, Issue:1, Pages 117-135
Impact Factor: N/A Citations: 6 Quartile: N/A
SDG 16
Development journalism and revitalisation of familism in Malaysia 2024
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Media International Australia, Volume:191, Issue:1, Pages 58-72
Impact Factor: 1.500 Citations: 4 Quartile: 2
SDG 10
‘We’re in this together’ – COVID-19 statements by Boris Johnson: A discourse analysis 2024
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Zehra Ahmed (The University of Adelaide)
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Media International Australia, Pages 1-18
Impact Factor: 1.500 Citations: 2 Quartile: 2
SDG 3
Discursive construction of identities for older people in news: A critical discourse analysis of Malaysian newspapers 2023
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John Budarick (The University of Adelaide)
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Australian Journalism Review, Volume:45, Issue:2, Pages 161-180
Impact Factor: 0.900 Citations: 3 Quartile: 3
SDG 3
Comparative Analysis of AI Integration in Media and Communication Curricula: Case Studies From Australia and Egypt 2025
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Journalism and Mass Communication Educator, Pages 1-22
Impact Factor: N/A Citations: 2 Quartile: N/A
SDG 4
Redefining older Australians: moving beyond stereotypes and consumer narratives in print media representations 2025
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Media International Australia, Volume:194, Issue:1, Page:148-165
Impact Factor: 1.500 Citations: 0 Quartile: 2
SDG 17
Dissecting Crisis Communication: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Leadership Strategies in Australia and New Zealand During the COVID-19 Pandemic 2025
Muhammad Asim Imran
Journal: Communication Studies, Volume:76, Issue:3, Pages 276-296
Impact Factor: 1.400 Citations: 0 Quartile: 2
SDG 4
Green Marketing Practices by Integrated Theory of Planned Behavior: Focusing on Indonesian Gen Z Consumers
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Alma Muthia Musyaffa (Bina Nusantara University)
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Sri Utari (Bina Nusantara University)
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Lianna Wijaya (Bina Nusantara University)
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Stella Bolanle Apata (Adekunle Ajasin University)
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Kin Meng Cheng (Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman Kampar)
Muhammad Asim Imran
Conference: Proceedings - 6th International Conference on Informatics, Multimedia, Cyber and Information System, ICIMCIS 2024
Citations: N/A
SDG 4
Global Public Health 2025
Reviewed Papers for Journals
Impact Factor: 2.1
Pragmatics 2025
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Impact Factor: 1.1
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications 2024
Reviewed Papers for Journals
Impact Factor: 3.7
2025
Reviewed Papers for Journals
Impact Factor: 3.4
Discover Global Society 2024
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Impact Factor: N/A
Media international Australia 2025
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