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Dr. Imran Hossain is a Senior lecturer in entrepreneurship at Ð԰ɵç̨. He holds a PhD in entrepreneurship from the University of Leicester, an MBA from Essex, and a BA (Hons) from UEL. He is also an associate fellow of HEA. He teaches a wide range of modules related to entrepreneurship at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Prior to joining Ð԰ɵç̨, Imran worked as a teaching fellow at the University of Leicester.

Institute for Responsible Business and Social Justice

Hossain, I., Entrepreneurial Traits of the Rural Poor: An Ethnographic Story from Bangladesh. Jay Mitra (ed). The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Entrepreneurship, 1st ed.: Palgrave.

Constrain entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial Practices,  Qualitative research methods focused on lived experiences, socio-cultural dynamics, and systemic barriers in entrepreneurial practice.

Entrepreneurship and innovation

• PhD, University of Leicester
• MBA, University of Essex
• BA (Hons), University of East London

Business Analytics and Research Skills (Module Leader)

Digital Transformation and Innovation in Business 

Dissertation 

• Best Poster Award: Second Place, R&D Management Conference, University of Strathclyde (2021).
• Winner of Annual Doctoral College poster competition, University of Leicester (2020).

Editorial Board Member, Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Emerging Economies (SAGE)

£5000 from GCRF to map out the entrepreneurial practices of the Bede people in Bangladesh (PI)

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