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Nazirul Hazim A. Khalim is a Lecturer in Econometrics and Business Statistics at the Malaysia School of Business, Monash University. He holds a PhD in Econometrics from Monash University (2023), focusing on startup innovation and dynamic capabilities. His research spans applied econometrics, computational social science, and the intersection of big data with democracy and cultural studies. He is affiliated with Monash Data and Democracy Research Hub, Innovative Analytics Research Lab, and several equity-focused committees like PRME and EDSI.
- Education: Doctor of Philosophy in Econometrics (Monash University, 2023)
His research interests include innovation ecosystems, AI applications, and Southeast Asian arts. Key projects include the ASEAN Disinformation Index (AUD 47,500 funded) and VR/AR-enhanced econometrics education (RM5,000 funded). He actively promotes sustainability and equity through interdisciplinary collaborations.
Recent work explores disinformation's impact on democracy, neurocinematic analysis of P. Ramlee's films, and data-driven strategies for organizations. He has received grants from the World Bank and Monash University.
- Teaching: Courses include Quantitative Research Methods, Forecasting Theory, and Business Analytics.
- Consulting: Advises on big data management and AI applications in industries like finance and cultural policy.
He contributes to global initiatives like the UN SDGs, particularly in education and sustainable development. His work bridges quantitative methods with cultural and social sciences, emphasizing regional Southeast Asian contexts.
