Amine Amar

Dr. Amine Amar serves as a full-time Professor of Applied Mathematics and Data Science within the School of Science and Engineering, maintaining regular office hours across three weekdays. His academic appointment reflects deep integration with quantitative disciplines at the institutional level.

His educational foundation includes:

• Bachelor of Operations Research (Honors, 2006) from INSEA Rabat
• Master of Statistics (2009) from Mohamed V University, Rabat
• Ph.D. in Statistics (2014) from Mohamed V University, Rabat

Research centers on applied statistics intersecting with development economics and risk management, specifically targeting public policy assessment frameworks. His methodology emphasizes practical implementation through public-private partnerships, yielding specialized expertise in environmental economics and sustainable energy systems. This approach transforms theoretical statistical models into actionable policy tools for emerging economy contexts.

Dr. Amar maintains active research funding streams through government and industry collaborations, particularly in sustainable development sectors. His publication record features presentations at top international conferences, though specific journals aren't detailed. These projects consistently translate academic research into real-world policy applications.

Teaching responsibilities span applied mathematics, probability & statistics, engineering economics, and decision theory – all structured to develop students' capacity for quantitative policy analysis in complex socioeconomic environments.