Mohammed Shafiullah

Dr. Mohammed Shafiullah is a Permanent Senior Lecturer in Communicative Psychology at the University of St. Gallen (HSG), affiliated with the OPSY team (Institute of Organizational Psychology) and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SHSS-HSG). His research focuses on socially distributed cognition and neurocognitive processes in intercultural management. He previously worked as a Research Associate in the English Department on a project about the Bangladeshi Diaspora in London.

• Education: PhD (specific field not specified)

His research interests include neurocognitive mechanisms underlying intercultural communication, language processing, emotional and attentional dynamics, and learning psychology. He contributes to applied studies in organizational contexts, particularly how cognition distributes across social systems in intercultural settings.

No peer-reviewed publications are listed in HSG's Alexandria repository. His academic work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches bridging psychology, neuroscience, and intercultural studies.

Collaborations include contributions to the OPSY team’s projects on neurocognitive foundations of management practices. Past research extended to sociocultural studies of diasporic communities, reflecting transdisciplinary engagement.