Profile

Md. Ahamed Abid is a Lecturer in the Department of English at Presidency University, where he has been serving with dedication since September, 2025. Having earned both his B.A. and M.A. in Bengali from the University of Dhaka, he brings a strong academic foundation and a deep love for Bangla language, literature, and culture to his teaching.

Throughout his academic journey, he has demonstrated a profound commitment to literary analysis, cultural studies, co-curricular activities and creative expression. His teaching philosophy centers on nurturing critical thinking, encouraging open dialogue and inspiring students to appreciate the richness of Bengali literature in both classical and modern contexts.

At Presidency University, he continues to uphold academic excellence through his engaging teaching style, mentorship, and scholarly contributions, making a lasting impact on his students and the broader academic community.

Postgraduate Degree

• 2024 – MA in Bengali from Department of Bengali, Dhaka University.

Undergraduate Degree

• 2023 – BA in Bengali from Department of Bengali, Dhaka University.

• September 2025 – up to now
  Lecturer of Bengali (Full Time), Department of English, Presidency University.

• July 2025 – August 2025
  Lecturer of Bengali (Contractual), Department of English, Presidency University.

• April 2025 – June 2025
  Lecturer of Bengali, Bangladesh Open University.

Fields of Interest

• Medieval Bengali Literature – exploring thematic, linguistic, and cultural dimensions of early Bengali texts and their influence on later literary traditions.

• Modern Bengali Fiction – analyzing narrative techniques, character development, and socio-political reflections in modern and contemporary Bangla novels and short stories.

• Creative and Critical Writing – engaging in analytical and creative approaches to literary interpretation and composition.

• Translation and Editing Studies – focusing on language accuracy, stylistic balance, and the cultural transmission of meaning across languages.