About

My academic goal is to pursue advanced research on mental health, social well-being, the security paradox, veterans' affairs, reintegration into civilian life, and the support needs of military and paramilitary veterans as well as vulnerable populations. Building on my academic background in social work and human security, I aim to develop advanced methodological and analytical expertise to critically examine the challenges faced by marginalised populations and to evaluate the effectiveness of existing social support and protection systems. Through doctoral study, I hope to contribute to rigorous, evidence-based research that can inform policies and programs supporting veterans and vulnerable communities. As I progress towards my research aspirations, I intend to return to Bangladesh and apply the knowledge and research expertise gained from global settings to strengthen public policies, institutional and social support systems, human security, and community well-being. In the long term, I aim to contribute to academic research and evidence-based policymaking that promote resilience, social inclusion, and quality of life, particularly among vulnerable and underserved populations.