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Miassar Alhasan is a Visiting Fellow at the School of Politics and International Studies, University of Leeds, Faculty of Social Sciences. She is also a Cara Syria Programme Fellow and previously served as an Honorary Fellow at the University of South Wales (2020–2024). Her work bridges engineering, higher education development, and humanitarian response in conflict zones, particularly in northwest Syria.
- PhD in Guidance and Control Engineering, Marshal Voronov Artillery Engineer Institute, Russia (1997)
- Combined degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Aleppo University, Syria (1992)
- Advanced Certificate in Russian/Arabic Interpretation, Penza, Russia (1995)
Her research focuses on higher education in emergencies, quality assurance in conflict-affected universities, and environmental pollution due to war. She leads a developmental partnership with the Universities of Leeds, Kent, and Sussex under Cara, aiming to enhance higher education capacities at Sham University in Syria. This includes improving governance, curriculum, pedagogy, staff development, gender balance, and student mobility.
Her recent publications and projects examine soil contamination in Syria and academic systems in war zones. The articles reflect interdisciplinary work combining environmental science, educational policy, and conflict studies, with applications in public health, sustainable agriculture, and international development.
Her scientific recognition includes:
- Cara Syria Programme Fellow (2019–Present)
- Honorary Fellow, University of South Wales (2020–2024)
She has led institutional delegations to UK universities and presented at major forums including the Royal Society, SRHE, and UALL. She advises on international academic partnerships and has secured funding from Cara for transformative educational projects. Her work includes participatory action research, capacity building, and policy advocacy for higher education in fragile contexts.
She is actively involved in multiple research initiatives, including:
- ‘Enhancing HE Capacities and Quality in NW Syria’ (2023–2025)
- ‘Evaluating soil management practices in Conflict-Affected Areas’ (2024–ongoing)
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