Dr. Jahan is an accomplished academic with over 14 years of teaching experience across Charles Sturt University (CSU) and leading institutions in Bangladesh. She is currently engaged in teaching Pathophysiology, Molecular Cell Biology, Human Genetics, and Microbiology, delivering both theoretical content and practical training within medical science programs.

She achieved high-level teaching performance through a structured and systematic approach encompassing planning, delivery, assessment, and student engagement. Her teaching delivery emphasises interactive methods, using diverse tools and continuous feedback to enhance inclusivity and engagement. She employs varied assessment strategies tailored to learning outcomes, promoting critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Central to her approach is building strong, supportive relationships with students, fostering an inclusive, student-centred learning environment that adapts to diverse needs and enhances overall academic success.

Dr. Jahan’s research interests centre on medical sciences, with a strong focus on human and animal health. She is particularly interested in molecular biology and translational research. Her PhD and postdoctoral work have contributed to advancing knowledge in these areas, resulting in high-quality publications. She applies advanced molecular and laboratory techniques to investigate disease mechanisms and improve health outcomes. Moving forward, she aims to expand her multidisciplinary research collaborations and contribute to impactful, evidence-based solutions in health science.

She is the recipient of Charles Sturt University Tri faculty Researcher Development grant, 2025 and running the project titled “Quantification of phenolic compounds and profiling their antioxidant activity in several variety of black, white and red sorghum grains using UHPLC-online ABTS”