Biography

Md. Nurul Ameen is working as a Lecturer in the Department of English at CCN University of Science & Technology, Cumilla, Bangladesh. He completed his Bachelor of Arts (Honours) and a Masters in Arts in English from the Department of English, Comilla University, Bangladesh. He published a number of Research articles in the National and International journals and presented Research papers in various National and International Conferences. Mr. Ameen is also a Translator and has published several translations in different newspapers and magazines. He is an Anchor and hosted numerous programs including CCN-UST’s first ever iconic convocation. He has also conducted Workshops, Training and Seminar in various educational issues. Besides his academic responsibilities, he has active participation in various extra curriculum activities like Sports, Social Networking, Blood Donating, Tree Plantation and Public Speaking. Mr. Ameen has some optimistic visions for enriching the education section of the national and global communities. He has interested in pursuing his further higher studies in the field of Literature and film studies.

Educational Details

Experiences

Expertise

Translator and Social Influencer. Have published several translations in national dailies and magazines.

Research

1.Postmodern literature

2. Humayun Ahmed

3. Film and Literature

4. Sports Psychology and Comparative literature.

Published Researches

Ameen M. N. (2024). Discovering the Yearning of Nationhood in Amitav Ghosh’s Novel The Shadow Lines. International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews. Vol 5, no 2, pp 3269-3272. DOI: https://doi.org/10.55248/gengpi.5.0224.0606

Ameen M. N. (2025). The Weaponization of Language from Colonialism to Recent Past Conflict: A Critical Study from the Perspective of Language Domination. Kaav International Journal of English, Literature and Linguistics. Vol 12(1), pp 18-26. DOI: https://doi.org/10.52458/23494921.2025.v12.iss1.kp.a3

Ameen M. N. (2025). Rootlessness and Existential Uncertainty: A Critical Look at Syed Waliullah’s Tree Without Roots. Erothanatos. Vol 9, Issue 2, pp 9-19. DOI: https://doi.org/10.70042/eroth/09020002