Muhammed Miah

Dr. Muhammed Miah serves as Dean of the College of Business and Professor/Interim Chair of the Business Information Systems Department at Tennessee State University, with 17+ years of academic leadership including a postdoctoral fellowship at UNC Chapel Hill.

His educational credentials include:

• Post Doc - University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, 2010
• Ph.D. Computer Science - University of Texas at Arlington, 2009
• M.B.A. Computer Information Systems - Quinnipiac University, 2003
• M.S. Computer and Information Science - University of New Haven, 2001
• B.S. Civil Engineering - Khulna University of Engineering and Technology, 1994

Dr. Miah's research bridges technological innovation with socioeconomic impact, particularly in developing economies. His work demonstrates consistent focus on blockchain applications across healthcare and real estate sectors, AI-driven diagnostic systems for pandemic response, and fintech solutions for financial inclusion. Recent publications reveal increasing emphasis on mobile technology's role in healthcare workforce development and socioeconomic implications of digital financial systems, often incorporating data analytics approaches to address real-world constraints in resource-limited settings.

His recognitions include:

• Distinguished Scholar Award, European Journal of Scientific Research (2021)
• Distinguished Research Paper Award, CONISAR 2011
• STEM Scholarship and Dean's Fellowship during PhD studies
• Government of Bangladesh Scholarship during undergraduate studies

As an active editorial board member for multiple journals, Dr. Miah maintains strong scholarly engagement while leading business education initiatives. His leadership combines technical expertise in information systems with practical understanding of economic development challenges, particularly through his ongoing research in developing nation contexts.