Faiza Raza

Faiza Raza is a Teaching Associate at the School of Business and Management, Queen Mary University of London. She holds a PhD in Islamic Banking and Finance from the University of Management and Technology, Pakistan, and an MPhil in Business Administration from the National College of Business Administration & Economics, Pakistan.

• Education: PhD, MPhil, MBA, BCom
• Research Focus: Finance, Islamic Banking, Quantitative Analytics, and International Trade
• Current Role: Teaching Undergraduate Quantitative Analytics

Research Interests

Her research spans organizational psychology and economic policy, with a focus on workplace dynamics and macroeconomic impacts. The 2017 study on workplace incivility highlights her interest in employee mental health, while her work on oil prices and exports reflects expertise in applied economics.

Publications

Faiza’s publications address critical intersections of organizational behavior and economic analysis. The 2017 paper on workplace incivility explores psychological stressors in professional environments, and her conference paper on oil prices examines commodity-driven export vulnerabilities in developing economies like Pakistan.

Professional Experience

• Teaching Associate, Queen Mary University of London (2022)
• Teaching Assistant, Queen Mary University of London (2022)
• Assistant Roles at COMSATS University Islamabad (2014–2021)

Additional Contributions

She has organized major academic events, including the 4th and 3rd Global Forums on Islamic Economics, Finance, and Banking (2019, 2018). Her certifications in quantitative data analysis tools (SPSS, AMOS, PLS) support her teaching and research methodologies.