Department of English -CUSIT

Muhammad Hussain Damsaz is an experienced academic and researcher whose career reflects a strong commitment to interdisciplinary teaching and scholarly engagement. While his primary expertise is in English language and literature, he has taught a wide variety of subjects at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including Communication and Writing Skills, Shakespearian Studies, Prose, Technical and Business Writing, Introduction to Literature, Language Studies, Short Fiction Narrative, Advanced Academic Writing, Research Methodology, American Literature, Poetry, Criticism, Phonetics and Phonology, ELT, Pragmatics, Genre Analysis, Romantic Aesthetics, and Pakistani Literature in English. In addition to his teaching, Mr. Damsaz has contributed to academic research with several peer-reviewed articles published in reputable journals. His research explores themes such as globalization in Pakistani fiction, postmodern identity, and gender roles. He has also presented his work at national and international conferences, addressing topics like modernity in local culture, gender dynamics in Pashtun society, and Sufism. Beyond classroom teaching and research, Mr. Damsaz has held key administrative roles, such as Assistant Director of the Quality Enhancement Cell. He has actively participated in academic quality assurance and curriculum development. He is committed to professional growth, as evidenced by his participation in workshops, seminars, and training programs in Pakistan and abroad. His diverse experiences and scholarly contributions make him a valued member of the academic community.