B.Sc, M.Sc, Ph.D, Fellowship in Reproductive Biology Dr Farzad Rajaei is a Lecturer in Human Anatomy and Physiology at Charles Sturt University with over 20 years of experience in biomedical education, research, and clinical embryology. He holds a PhD in Histology and Embryology and has undertaken advanced training in reproductive biology at Yamaguchi University (Japan) and a fellowship in Biology of reproduction at University of Sydney. He has held senior leadership roles, including Head of Anatomical Sciences and Director of Embryology Laboratories, where he established teaching and clinical labs and supported medical and dentistry students. and postgraduate education. His contributions include 55 publications, 17 international presentations, and 30 postgraduate supervisions. Dr Rajaei is committed to student-centred teaching and integrating clinical and laboratory perspectives to prepare future biomedical and healthcare professionals. Dr Farzad Rajaei has extensive teaching experience in human anatomy, histology, embryology, and cell biology across undergraduate and postgraduate programs at nationally and internationally. His teaching philosophy emphasises active learning, integration of theoretical knowledge with laboratory practice, and clinical relevance to enhance student understanding and engagement. His teaching areas include: Dr Rajaei has contributed to curriculum development, coordinated laboratory teaching, and supervised honours and postgraduate research students. He is committed to fostering inclusive learning environments that promote critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and professional growth. Dr Rajaei’s research focuses on reproductive biology, stem cells, and regenerative medicine, with particular emphasis on embryonic development and reproductive health. His research interests include: His research has been published in leading international journals, including Cryobiology and Reproduction in Domestic Animals, and has contributed to improving understanding of embryo development and reproductive outcomes. Dr Rajaei continues to contribute to biomedical research and is committed to advancing scientific knowledge and improving education and healthcare outcomes.
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Dr Farzad Rajaei
Lecturer in Anatomy & Physiology
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