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Research interests

Farkhanda Ijaz is a Doctoral Research Student at the School of Business and Law, University of Brighton. She researches in several fields such as Child Labour, Social Issues, Education, Rights of Women in Politics, Human Rights, Labour Law and Islamic Law but the main focus of her research is on Child labour. In addition, she engaged with different official departments especially Lahore High Court (LHC), Punjab Bar Council Hafizabad (PBCH), Public and Private Libraries and Child Protection Organizations etc to collect her research data during her L.L.M Research. 

Currently, her PhD research project explores "The Impact of Child Labour on Cognitive Development among female children in Developing Countries".

Approach to teaching

Much of her teaching experience in Human Rights and Academic English Writing and Grammar. Additionally, she delivered lectures in Human Rights, Islamic laws, Education, Law of Evidence, and Research Methodology.

Her Pedagogic approach brings student_centered and practical tasks for students to take from the digital classroom to the real world.

She is passionate about delivering and attending events and Seminars. She brings line experience to the classroom and she encourages students' participation, discussion, and critical thinking.

Education/Academic qualification

Master, The University of Lahore

Award Date: 8 Aug 2019

Master, Allama Iqbal Open University

Award Date: 20 Oct 2016

Master, University of the Punjab

Award Date: 1 Oct 2016

Bachelor, University of the Punjab

Award Date: 14 Aug 2014

PhD, University of Brighton

1 Oct 2021 → …

External positions

Independent Researcher, Self-employed

1 Nov 2018 → …

Visiting Lecturer

1 Feb 20181 Feb 2020

Advocate Lahore High Court

2017 → …

Senior Teacher

6 Apr 20151 Nov 2019

Teaching

1 Apr 20101 Nov 2015

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