Mohammad Rezwanul Haque Masud

Mohammad Rezwanul Haque Masud is a Visiting Teaching Assistant Professor at the Department of Political Science, University of Denver, College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. He is a PhD candidate at the University of Colorado, Boulder, with prior teaching roles at the University of Dhaka and University of Colorado, Boulder.

• Ph.D., Political Science (expected 2026), University of Colorado, Boulder
• M.A., Political Science, 2021, University of Colorado, Boulder
• M.A., International Studies, 2018, University of Denver
• M.S., International Relations, 2014, University of Dhaka
• B.S., International Relations, 2013, University of Dhaka

Rezwan's research bridges Western and non-Western political thought, focusing on ideological extremism, radical interpretations of Islamic texts, and tolerant traditions supporting multifaith democracy. His work critically analyzes tensions between religious fundamentalism and democratic inclusivity.

He has received recognition for teaching excellence, including the 'Best Should Teach' and 'Teaching Excellence' awards at the University of Colorado, Boulder. His pedagogical focus spans modern political ideologies, Western political theory, and American constitutional rights debates, particularly free speech.

• Best Should Teach Award, University of Colorado, Boulder
• Teaching Excellence Award, University of Colorado, Boulder