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
17
research articles & conference papers having a citation count of
26
, carried out
0
projects and filed
0
intellectual property.
Research Tags
Research Projects
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Industry Projects
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Amount Granted
0.0
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Publications
17
Citations
26
Intellectual Property
0
Publication Types
Project Types
Publications by Year
Projects by Year
Education
PhD
Media and Communication
2017-
2021
University of Adelaide
,
Australia
Master
Mass Communication
2008-
2010
University of Bedfordshire
,
United Kingdom
Experience
Assistant Professor
2024- Present
School of Social Sciences & Humanities
, NUST
Research Centre Coordinator
2023-
2024
University of Adelaide, Australia
,
North Terrace, Adelaide
,
Faculty Research Grants Coordinator
2022-
2023
University of Adelaide, Australia
,
North Terrace, Adelaide
,
Events & Engagement Officer
2021-
2022
University of Adelaide, Australia
,
North Terrace, Adelaide
,
Academic Staff
2021-
2021
University of Adelaide, Australia
,
North Terrace, Adelaide
,
Student Care
2018-
2020
University of Adelaide, Australia
,
North Terrace, Adelaide
,
Lecturer
2015-
2017
Effat University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
,
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
,
Customer Services Manager
2014-
2015
Bindawood Group, Saudi Arabia
,
Madinah Road, Jeddah
,
Research Assistant
2010-
2010
University of Bedfordshire, UK
,
Park Square, Luton
,
Awards
Memberships
No project records found for this faculty member
14
Research Articles
3
Conference Proceedings
0
Books
0
Book Chapters
12
Editorial Activities
Beyond the Headlines: Investigating Media Framing of Malaysian Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia During Covid-192026
KA
Kah Choon Ng
(University of Malaya)
CH
Cheng Kin Meng
(Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology)
Journal: Communication Studies, Volume:76, Issue:3, Pages 276-296
Impact Factor: 1.400Citations: 0Quartile: 2
Moving Toward Green Mobility: Perspective of the Owner of Fuel-Conventional Vehicle in the Philippines With an Extended Model of the Theory of Planned Behavior
LI
Lianna Wijaya
(Bina Nusantara University)
NO
Noe Enriquez
(Adamson University, Manila)
LO
Lourdes Lasian
(Adamson University, Manila)
CH
Cheng Kin Meng
(Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology)