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Lecturer (Economics) & Program Coordinator
Fatema Khatun
Designation: Lecturer (Economics) & Program Coordinator
Qualification: BSS (Economics) & MSS (Economics), KU
Mobile: 01303124952
E-mail: fatemadba@baust.edu.bd (Official)
laizu.ku18@gmail.com (Personal)
Fatema Khatun is an esteemed faculty member in the Department of Business Administration at Bangladesh Army University of Science and Technology (BAUST), Saidpur. She has published several articles in the peer-reviewed journals, contributing to understanding social, economic and environmental vulnerability, immobility, adaptability and resilient capacity of at-risk people in hazard-prone regions, especially coastal areas of Bangladesh. She is committed to enhancing knowledge in the field of climate change and disaster risk management.
Education
- Master of Social Science (MSS) in Economics
Institution: Khulna University, Bangladesh
Passing Year: 2021
Thesis Title: Non-migration Decision despite Climate Risks in the Southwestern Coastal Bangladesh - Bachelor of Social Science (BSS) in Economics
Institution: Khulna University, Bangladesh
Passing Year: 2019
Thesis Title: Paddy Farmers’ Perception and Coping Strategies to Climate Change: A Study in Bagerhat District of Bangladesh - Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC) in Business Studies
Board: Jessore Board, Bangladesh
Passing Year: 2014
Group: Business Studies - Secondary School Certificate in Science
Board: Jessore Board, Bangladesh
Passing Year: 2012
Group: Science
Experience
- Lecturer
Department: Department of Business Administration
University: Bangladesh Army University of Science and Technology (BAUST), Saidpur
Period: January 15, 2023 – Present - Research Assistant
Institute: Working under a project of Administrative Convention Center, Divisional Commissioner’s Office, Khulna, Bangladesh, funded by the Government of Bangladesh
Period: May 2022-January 15, 2023 - Research Assistant
Institute: Worked under a project named ‘Socio-hydrological perspective of climate change adaptation in large riverine islands: Comparative study from India, Bangladesh and Vietnam’ funded by the Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research agency under Collaborative Regional Research Programme (CRRP), Kobe, Japan.
Period: May 2020-April 2022 - Data Enumerator
Institute: Worked under a project funded by Terre des Homes Foundation, Italy
Period: December 7-22, 2018
Research & Publications
| SL. No. | Authorship Status | Article Title | Journal Name | Publisher | Indexing/ IF | Year of Publication |
| 1. | First Author | Paddy Farmers’ Perception and Indigenous Decision to Climate Change Risks: Insights from Bagerhat District of Bangladesh | Khulna University Studies | Khulna University | ISSN, Scilit, ESJI | 2024 |
| 2. | Second Author | Adapting to Adversity: Unraveling the nexus between vulnerability and well-being in coastal Bangladesh | International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction | Elsevier | Scopus (Q1), Web of Science/ 4.90 | 2024 |
| 3. | Fourth Author | ‘We knew a cyclone was imminent’: Hazard preparedness and disaster management efficiency nexus in coastal Bangladesh | International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction | Elsevier | Scopus (Q1), Web of Science/ 4.90 | 2024 |
| 4. | Fifth Author | Examining Farmers’ Behavioral Drivers to Adopt Floating Farming: A Study in the Wetlands of Southwestern Coastal Bangladesh | Earth Systems and Environment | Springer | Scopus (Q1), Web of Science/ 6.66 | 2024 |
| 5. | First Author | Environmental non-migration as adaptation in hazard-prone areas: Evidence from coastal Bangladesh | Global Environmental Change | Elsevier | Scopus (Q1), Web of Science/ 9.01 | 2022 |
| 6. | Second Author | Assessment of household-level adaptation strategies to water stress in southwestern coastal Bangladesh: a counter-factual analysis | Water Policy | International Water Association Publications | Scopus (Q1), Web of Science/ 1.64 | 2022 |
| 7. | Second Author | Promise, premise, and reality: the case of voluntary environmental non‑migration despite climate risks in coastal Bangladesh | Regional Environmental Change | Springer | Scopus (Q2), Web of Science/ 3.47 | 2021 |
As a Reviewer
| SL. No. | Role | Article Title | Journal | Publisher | Year of Reviewing |
| 1. |
Reviewer |
Socio-Economic Viability of Nature-Based Solutions: A Case Study in Kolkata | Discover Sustainability | Springer Nature | 2024 |
| 2. | Sustainable Embankments Contribute to a Sustainable Economy: The Impact of Climate Change on the Economic Disaster in Coastal Area | Discover Environment | 2024 |
Course Offered
| SL. No. | Course Code | Course Title | Recommended Book | Status |
| 1. | BBA 2101 | Macroeconomics | Principles of Macroeconomics: N. Gregory Mankiew | Active |
| 2. | BBA 2201 | Advanced Business Statistics | Statistics for Management (Eighth Edition): Richard I. Levin, David S. Rubin, Masood H. Siddiqui and Sanjay Rastogi | Active |
| 3. | HUM 4123 | Engineering Economics | Economics: Michael Parkin | Active |
| 4. | HUM 1227 | Fundamentals of Economics and Sociology | Economics: Michael Parkin | Active |
| 5. | BUS 1204 | Microeconomics | Principles of Microeconomics: N. Gregory Mankiew | Active |
| 6. | MBA 5202 | Macroeconomics | Principles of Macroeconomics: N. Gregory Mankiew | Active |
| 7. | HUM 2117 | Engineering Economics | Economics: Michael Parkin | In-active |
| 8. | BBA 4104 | Entrepreneurship and Small Business | Entrepreneurship – Robert D. Hisrich, Michael P. Peters | In-active |
| 9. | HUM 2109 | Economics | Economics: Michael Parkin | In-active |
| 10. | BUS 2105 | Macroeconomics | Principles of Macroeconomics: N. Gregory Mankiew | In-active |
| 11. | MBA 5108 | Microeconomics | Principles of Microeconomics: N. Gregory Mankiew | In-active |
| 12. | MBA 5216 | Business Research Methods | Research Methodology: C. R. Kothari | In-active |
| 13. | MBA 5109 | Business Communication | Business Communication: CONNECTION IN A DIGITAL WORLD by Raymond V. Lesikar | In-active |
