Special Academic Session | RAR-Institute

Final Research Project: From Research Planning to Data Analysis & Presentation

The Rohingya Academic Research Institute (RAR-Institute) is pleased to welcome Ms. Tahmina Akter, Doctoral Candidate in Political Science at the University of Connecticut (UConn), USA, Graduate Teaching Assistant at UConn, and Assistant Professor at Shahjalal University of Science & Technology (SUST), Bangladesh, for a special academic session designed to support students and emerging researchers in developing their research capabilities.

Session Topic

“Final Research Project: From Research Planning to Data Analysis & Presentation”

Drawing on her academic background in Comparative Politics and International Relations, Ms. Tahmina Akter will provide practical and academic insights into the different stages of developing a research project. The session will guide participants through key aspects of the research process, from research planning and project development to data analysis and the effective presentation of research findings.

The session is designed to connect research concepts with practical application, helping participants better understand how a research project can be systematically developed, analyzed, and presented.

Who Can Benefit from the Session?

This academic session will be particularly valuable for:

• RAR-Institute Students
• Research Learners
• Emerging Researchers
• Scholars
• Academics
• Students working on research projects and academic assignments

RAR-Institute warmly invites its students and academic community to participate in this valuable learning opportunity and benefit from Ms. Tahmina Akter’s academic experience and practical insights into the research process.

The session reflects RAR Institute’s continuing commitment to quality education, research capacity-building, academic knowledge-sharing, and the professional development of students and emerging researchers.

About the Session

Speaker: Ms. Tahmina Akter
Academic Position: Doctoral Candidate in Political Science, University of Connecticut (UConn), USA
Additional Role: Graduate Teaching Assistant, UConn
Academic Position: Assistant Professor, Shahjalal University of Science & Technology (SUST), Bangladesh
Academic Areas: Comparative Politics; International Relations
Session: Final Research Project
Focus: Research Planning | Data Analysis | Research Presentation

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