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Md. Allama Faysal
Assistant Professor & Coordinator
mfaysal.mph@sub.edu.bd
BSc HT (DU), MPH- Epidemiology (SUB)
Md. Allama Faysal is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Health at the State University of Bangladesh (SUB), where he is dedicated to advancing public health education,research, and academic excellence. He also serves as the Coordinator of the Master of Public Health (MPH) Program in the department. He holds a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Health Technology (Dental) from the State College of Health Sciences (SCHS), affiliated with the University of Dhaka, and earned his Master of Public Health (MPH) with a specialization in
Epidemiology from the State University of Bangladesh. Upon completing his MPH, Mr. Faysal joined the Department of Public Health at SUB as a Research Fellow, where he contributed to research projects on autism and antibody-related studies funded by the LabAid Group. He was subsequently promoted to Research Assistant, then Lecturer, and currently serves as an Assistant Professor. To date, he has supervised 20 MPH theses as the principal supervisor and co-supervised more than 50 additional MPH theses. He has also coordinated and moderated over 30 seminars and workshops, contributing to academic development and professional capacity building. He has published seven research articles in national and international peer-reviewed journals. Mr. Faysal is a member of the Public Health Foundation of Bangladesh (PHFBD) and serves as the Communication and Networking Secretary of the MPH Alumni Association of the Department of Public Health at the State University of Bangladesh. He remains committed to strengthening public health education, fostering research, and serving the community through evidence-based practice.
- Chowdhury TA, Alam MJ, Ishtiak ASM, Marma U, Faysal MA, Mian AH. A comparative analysis of the dengue situation in Bangladesh: 2023–2024. The British Journal of Translational Global Health [Internet]. 2026;3(1):3–8. Available from: http://dx.doi.org/10.5005/bjotgh-11016-0036
- Shaikh K, Faysal MA, Mian AH, Yasmin N. Prevalence and predictors of anxiety and depression among COVID-19 frontline physicians in Dhaka city. The British Journal of Translational Global Health [Internet]. 2026;3(1):9–16. Available from: http://dx.doi.org/10.5005/bjotgh-11016-0040
- Zihad AI, Islam M, Faysal A, Rahman MM, Rahman A, Mian AH. Prevalence of low back pain among maid servants in a selected area of Dhaka city: A cross-sectional survey. The British Journal of Translational Global Health [Internet]. 2025;2(2):25–9. Available from: http://dx.doi.org/10.5005/bjotgh-11016-0023
- Saha S, Hussain MA, Faysal MA. Knowledge And Practice of Infection Prevention and Control Among Healthcare Workers in the Urban Primary Healthcare Facilities in Dhaka City. In: 24th Asian Bioethics Conference. Narayanganj: Bangladesh Bioethics Society; 2026. p. 42.
- Arinda S, Hussain MA, Faysal MA. Patients’ satisfaction with the quality of hospital services in a selected public hospital in Dhaka city. In: 24th Asian Bioethics Conference. Narayanganj: Bangladesh Bioethics Society; 2026. p. 43.
- Faysal MA, Khan AH, Jannat HT, Hussain MA, Sajib NR. Knowledge, attitudes, and practices on covid-19 prevention among vehicle mechanics in Dhaka city. J SUB [Internet]. 2025;15(1):38–46. Available from: https://doi.org/10.63773/6mkx4b50
- Jannat HT, Khan AH, Faysal MA. Trends, Causes and Prevalence of Pyrexia. Journal of State University of Bangladesh. 2022 Jul;12(1-2):41.
- Faysal MA, Khan AH, Alamgir HM. Dengue Mortality and Morbidity in Bangladesh: A Scoping Review. Journal of State University of Bangladesh. 2023 Sep;13(1):59-84.
- Siddique MK Bin, Benzir M, Faysal MA, Islam MA. Prevalence and Risk Factors of Non-Communicable Disease: A Cross-Sectional Study in Chattagram Division of Bangladesh. In: 9th International Public Health Conference 2023 [Internet]. Dhaka: Public Health Foundation; 2023. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/378143184_Prevalence_and_Risk_Factors_of_Non-Communicable_Disease_A_Cross-Sectional_Study_in_Chattagram_Division_of_Bangladesh
