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Dr. Md Habibur Rahman

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    Dr. Md Habibur Rahman

    B.Sc. (JUST), M.S. (JUST), PhD (CAS-TWAS), SCSIO, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

    Assistant Professor

    Dept. of Fisheries and Marine Bioscience
    Jashore University of Science and Technology
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    Dr. Md Habibur Rahman

    B.Sc. (JUST), M.S. (JUST), PhD (CAS-TWAS), SCSIO, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

    Assistant Professor

    Fisheries and Marine Bioscience
    Jashore University of Science and Technology

    Biography

    Dr. Md. Habibur Rahman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Fisheries and Marine Bioscience at Jashore University of Science and Technology (JUST), Bangladesh, with more than nine years of university teaching and research experience. He earned his PhD in Environmental Science & Engineering from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS), China, and completed both his BSc and MSc in Fisheries from JUST, securing first position in both degrees.

    His teaching covers Chemical Oceanography, GIS and Remote Sensing, Aquatic Pollution, Fisheries Impact Assessment, Biostatistics, and fisheries and aquaculture-related courses. He has also supervised undergraduate research in aquaculture, hatchery management, and fish stock assessment.

    Dr. Rahman has published 36 research papers, including 11 Q1 papers during his tenure as Assistant Professor. His research focuses on coral geochemistry, marine pollution, oceanography, paleoclimate, aquatic ecology, and sustainable fisheries management. His academic achievements include the Prime Minister Gold Medal, University Gold Medal, ANSO Scholarship for Young Talents, Silk Road Scholarships, and the Excellent International Student Award 2025 from UCAS.

    He is actively involved in research, student supervision, peer review, professional development, and academic service, with a strong commitment to quality teaching, research-based learning, and student development.

    Last Update: 23 Sep, 2026

    Research Interest

    • Coral reef
    • Marine geology
    • Geochemistry
    • Environmental pollution
    • Heavy metal
    • Stock assessment
    • Breeding biology