Khalid Khan

Dr. Khalid Khan is a Senior Lecturer in Education-Mathematics at Charles Darwin University's Faculty of Arts and Society. He holds a PhD in Pure Mathematics (CR-Submanifolds) from Aligarh Muslim University and a Master of Information Technology from both CDU and Aligarh. His research bridges pure mathematics, digital education, and STEM pedagogy. He serves on editorial boards of academic journals and holds leadership roles in the Australian Computer Society and ACM.

Education:

• PhD in Pure Mathematics (On the geometry of CR-Submanifolds), Aligarh Muslim University (1993)
• Master of Information Technology, Charles Darwin University (2002)
• Master of Information Technology, Aligarh Muslim University (1988)

Research Interests: Data Literacy, Mathematics Education, STEM Pedagogy, Digital Technology in Education, Questioning Strategies, Differential Geometry (CR-Submanifolds, Warped Products). His work on wrapped product manifolds is cited in World Scientific monographs.

Advising & Grants: Supervises HDR candidates and actively engages in curriculum development projects. His research explores educational challenges in the post-truth era, emphasizing critical thinking and data literacy in STEM. He co-authored studies on simulated teaching practices for international pre-service teachers.

Labs/Teams: Involved in interdisciplinary education research groups, focusing on integrating digital technologies and mathematics education frameworks.