Feroze Rehan

Feroze Rehan is a Visiting Professor in the Department of Economics and Management at the University of Helsinki. His academic work focuses on agricultural economics, particularly in the context of Bangladesh, emphasizing issues related to rural development, food security, and income diversification strategies. He holds a Doctoral Thesis titled Diversification in Bangladesh: from on-farm, income and food consumption perspectives (2020).

His research interests span the interplay between agricultural practices and socio-economic outcomes in developing economies. Key themes include household food security, on-farm diversification, and the determinants of rural livelihood strategies. His work often combines quantitative analysis with policy-oriented insights.

Rehan has published extensively between 2017-2021, contributing to peer-reviewed journals such as the Journal of Developing Areas and International Journal of Agricultural Resources, Governance and Ecology. His publications consistently address Bangladesh's agricultural challenges through a multidisciplinary lens.

Notably absent from his profile are specific details about academic awards, grants, or student mentoring roles. His research trajectory indicates a sustained focus on understanding how diversification mechanisms can mitigate economic vulnerabilities in agrarian communities.