Salmaan Khan

Salmaan Khan is an Assistant Professor (Limited Term Faculty) in the Department of Criminology at Toronto Metropolitan University. Previously, he served as Research Program Manager in the Office of the Chair in Social Justice and Democracy at TMU. His education includes a BA (Honours) in Politics and Governance with a Criminology minor from TMU, and an MA and PhD in the interdisciplinary Social and Political Thought Graduate Program at York University.

His research focuses on the epistemological role of race and racism in social and political theory, with a current project examining the intersectional impacts of precarious work, systemic racism, and patriarchal masculinity on racialized immigrant men. This work integrates social reproduction theory and intersectional feminist frameworks.

No academic awards, grants, or publications are explicitly listed in the provided text. Courses taught include CRM 315 (Advanced Quantitative Research Methods), CRM 101 (Understanding Crime in Canadian Society), and CRM 102 (Introduction to Criminology).