Muhammad Wasim

Dr Muhammad Wasim is a dedicated academic and educator currently serving as a Teaching Fellow in Management at the Business School of the University of Aberdeen. He holds a DBA and an MBA from the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) and has previously held teaching roles at UWS and The London College.

• Current Position: Teaching Fellow, University of Aberdeen
• Previous Roles: Associate Lecturer (UWS), Lecturer & Module Leader (The London College)
• Education: DBA, MBA – University of the West of Scotland

His research focuses on the interplay between organisational orientations (entrepreneurial, market, learning), financial resources, IoT, creativity, and SME performance. He also contributes to emerging concepts in Industry 4.0, servitisation, and the circular economy. His work bridges academic theory and practical application in sustainable and innovative business management.

The recent publications highlight a strong trend in integrating digital technologies like IoT with strategic organisational behaviors to enhance SME performance. His research often employs systematic literature reviews and theoretical modeling, contributing foundational frameworks for future empirical studies in innovation and sustainability-driven business transformation.

Dr Wasim has not received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards.

He is actively involved in teaching and student supervision. He teaches core modules such as Understanding and Managing Change, Research Methods for Business, Issues in International Management, and Managing People at Work at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He also serves as a Personal Tutor and provides guidance to undergraduate dissertation students, fostering research competence and critical thinking.

There is no specific mention of labs, research centers, or formal research teams in the provided text, but his collaborative publications suggest active engagement with academic networks in sustainability and business innovation.