Mohammad Nuruzzaman Khan

Mohammad Nuruzzaman Khan is Associate Professor at the University of Manitoba's Faculty of Social Work, researching economic justice for marginalized populations with focus areas in economic well-being, migration impacts, and decolonization frameworks.

Education includes PhD in Social Work (McGill University, 2019), MSW (Southern Illinois University, 2013), MBA (University of Dhaka, 2010), MSW (University of Dhaka, 2002), and BSW (University of Dhaka, 1999).

Research examines:

• Economic security and resilience mechanisms
• Migration-related financial challenges
• Decolonial approaches to economic policy

Publications analyze financial literacy disparities, intimate partner violence determinants, and financial capability models for low-income families.

Teaching focuses on social welfare policy, organizational management, and research methods, while mentoring students in economic justice research.