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Dr. Amini Amir Abdullah (Ph.D) Curriculum Vitae 2018 Dr. Amini Amir Abdullah (Ph.D) University Lecturer (SSB) Department of Nationhood (Government) and Civilization Studies Faculty of Human Ecology Universiti Putra Malaysia 43400 UPM Serdang, Selangor Darul Ehsan Amini Amir A. Page | ii Curriculum Vitae 2018 CONTENTS CONTENTS i BRIEF CURRICULUM VITAE iv Executive Summary v Summary Statistics vii Table 1 : Summary of Courses Taught vii Table 2 : Summary of Student Supervision viii Table 3 : Summary of Research Projects ix Table 4 : Summary of Publications ix Table 5 : Summary of Community & Network Industry x CURRICULUM VITAE 1 Personal Profile 2 Academic Qualification 3 Field of Expertise 3 Research Interest 3 Early Education 4 Present Occupation 4 Working Experience 5 TEACHING & SUPERVISION 7 Courses By Semester 8 Teaching Assessment 19 Student Supervision 28 Undergraduate (Supervisor): Graduated 28 Undergraduate (Supervisor): Ongoing 31 Master Supervision 32 Master Science (Chairman): On Going 32 Master Science (Chairman): Completed 32 Master Science (Member): On Going 32 PhD Thesis Supervision 33 PhD (Chairman): On Going 33 PhD (Chairman): Completed 33 PhD (Member): On Going 34 PhD (Member): Completed 34 RESEARCH & PUBLICATION 35 Research Grants 36 Project Leader: On Going 36 Project Leader: Completed 36 Project Member: On Going 37 Project Member: Completed 38 Research Outcome 39 Intelectual Property 40 Copyright 40 Academic Publication 40 Conference/ Seminar(s) Proceedings 40 International 40 National 44 Conference/ Seminar(S) Presented (Orally) 50 Amini Amir A. Page | i Curriculum Vitae 2018 International 50 National 54 University 62 Faculty 66 Department 67 Community 67 Book(s) 77 Chapter in Book(s) 78 Book Editor 84 Policy Papers 84 Book Evaluator/ Assessor 84 Other Equivalent Outcome 86 Monograph/Modules 86 Research/ Technical Reports 87 Popular Writing 87 Journal Publication 110 Cited Journals 110 Non-Cited Journals 110 Research Proposal 113 Recognition 115 Research Awards 115 Expert Panel 116 Award 118 Others 121 INDUSTRIAL NETWORKS & COMMUNITY 122 Network Industry / Community 123 International 123 Principal 123 National 123 Principal 123 Project Industry/Community 125 Principal Consultant: On Going 125 Principal Consultant: Completed 125 Team Member: Completed 126 Leadership & Contribution 127 Academic & University 128 Academic Duties/ Appointments 128 Academic Duties: Private Institutions 135 Conference/ Seminars/ Course 140 International 140 National 141 University 142 Faculty 149 Organizing Committee 150 Thesis Examination 155 Internal Examiner: Bachelor 155 Internal Examiner: Master 157 Internal Examiner: PhD 158 External Examiner: Master 158 External Examiner: PhD 159 External Assessor: Post-Grad 159 Amini Amir A. Page | ii Curriculum Vitae 2018 Research Proposal: Bachelor 160 Research Proposal: Master 162 Research Proposal: PhD 163 Student Practicum 166 Academic Advisor 170 Society & Country 176 Affiliations & Societies 176 Involvement In Student Development 179 Chairman Session 182 International 182 National 182 Training Attended 183 International 183 National 184 University 191 Faculty 193 Journal Reviewer 196 Cited Journal(s) 196 Non-Cited Journal(s) 197 Conference Paper Reviewer 198 Profesional Services 200 Speaker 200 Supplication Reciter 221 Officiator 231 Others 234 Verification 249 Amini Amir A. Page | iii Curriculum Vitae 2018 BRIEF CURRICULUM VITAE Amini Amir A. Page | iv Curriculum Vitae 2018 CUTIVE SUMMARY Amini Amir Abdullah joined the Faculty of Human Ecology, Universiti Putra of Malaysia (UPM) as a tutor in December 1995. In December 1996, he was awarded the Universiti Putra Malaysia’s SLAB scholarship to pursue a doctorate in Islamic Studies at Center For The Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, Selly Oak Colleges, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom. He worked on a thesis entitled “Islamic Revivalism in Malaysia: The Response of The Non-Muslims With Special Reference To The Lembah Pantai Constituency”. He completed his thesis in December 2000 after which he returned to become a lecturer. In 2013, he was appointed as the expert assessor by Media Control Branch, Research Divison, Department of Islamic Advancement of Malaysia (JAKIM), Putrajaya, Malaysia and he also was appointed as assessor by Malaysian Institute of Translation and Books (ITBM) in 2015. In 2011, Amini was awarded a fellowship fund from the European Union as a visiting scholar under Erasmus Mundus Eurasia2 Partnership Program. Erasmus Mundus Partnership Program, Action 2, EM A2 is an international university cooperation and promoted by the European Union where scientists and social scientists from partner countries get the opportunity to carry out research in the European Union. He is the former Principal of Fifth College, Universiti Putra Malaysia. Now, he is teaching Islamic Civilization and Asian Civilization and Ethnic Relations courses at undergraduate level. Previously he taught Thinking and Reasoning, Malaysian Nationhood, Social Inquiry and The Development of Science in Islamic Civilization courses at undergraduate and diploma level and Research Methodology at posgraduate level. He has been active in research especially in the area of Islamic Studies and Islamic Revivalism. Since 1994, he has been awarded two graduate assistant grants from University Science of Malaysia, two research grant from Penang Islamic Religious Council, Malaysia, one UPM’s short term grant, one UPM’s Research University Grant (RUGs), one UPM’s special sponsored grant on integrity research and one Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) consultation grant. Previously he was a research team of Center for Road Safety, Universiti Putra Malaysia (National Road Safety Campaign, Phase III, National Road Safety Council) led by Professor Ir. Dr. Radin Umar Radin Suhadi and a research team member for IRPA research on the town Malays perception on Vision 2020 headed by Professor Dr. Nurizan Yahya. He joined a research group studying the philosophy of the establishment of Gerakan Desa Wawasan (leader Professor Dr. Jariah Masud) sponsored by Institute of Rural Advancement (INFRA). To date, he has published 13 various types of general and academic books, 31 book chapters, 4 monograps/modules, 25 international and local journal articles. He has also written about 15 international seminar/conference proceedings, 34 local/national seminar/conference proceedings. He has produced 25 international conference Amini Amir A. Page | v Curriculum Vitae 2018 papers and 32 national papers, 1 copyright material and 3 policy papers as well as 3 forthcoming academic books which are going to be published in the near future (InsyaAllah). Currently, he is supervising 9 Ph.D and Masters candidates in various fields including the field of philosophy and civilization studies and has supervised many undergraduates final year project paper. He is also an academic supervisor for hundreds of students of Faculty of Human Ecology, Universiti Putra Malaysia since year 2000. He has been the coordinator for at least 10 private institutions of higher learning in programs collaboration (Asian and Islamic Civilization courses) with Universiti Putra Malaysia. He is also the advisor for Persatuan Belia Islam Nasional (PEMBINA) [National Muslim Youth Association] UPM (since 22nd June 2015), former Advisor of Muslim Students’ Association of Universiti Putra Malaysia (2003-2015) and ex-advisor of Pentas Ilmuan Association of Universiti Putra Malaysia (2001-2003). Amini also involves in many committee activities at University and national level. He is a member of at least 20 committees involving student affairs and development in Universiti Putra Malaysia since year 2000. He served as the Director of Islamic Center, Universiti Putra Malaysia commencing from 1st January 2004 to 31st December 2009. Before, he was the Acting Director, Islamic Center Universiti Putra Malaysia for 11 month started from 1st February 2003 to 31st December 2003. He is the supplication’s reciter for almost every formal and main functions of the university. He was also the evaluator of social science programs for National Accreditation Board (LAN) and module evaluator for the Islamic Da’wah Foundation of Malaysia (YADIM). He was also the reference expert for Department of Religious Advancement Malaysia (JAKIM) on social decadency. He also was the Vice President of Islam Hadhari Foundation and member of Central Working Committee Member of Islam Hadhari Foundation (Special Project of The Prime Minister of Malaysia). He is also the reference expert for zakat matters in Universiti Putra Malaysia and Committee Member of Nadwah Ulama dan Ilmuan Malaysia (NUIM). With all his contributions, Amini was awarded the Excellent Service Award (academic staff) of Universiti Putra Malaysia for 2003 on 17th December 2004. Amini was also awarded the Excellent Service Award (academic staff) of Faculty of Human Ecology, Universiti Putra Malaysia in 2002. Amini Amir A. Page | vi Curriculum Vitae 2018 SUMMARY STATISTICS The following tables provide summary statistics for courses thought, student supervision, research projects, publications, and community and network industry. TABLE 1 : SUMMARY OF COURSES TAUGHT POST- GRADUATE 2014/2015 – Sem 2012/2013 – 2012/2013 – 2002/2003 – April Sem 2 Sem 2 Sem May Sem/Year FEM6003 MGA8023 FST 6001 PSI 5001 Code Subject UNDERGRADUATE 2017/2018 Sem 2 2005/2006 Sem 1 2000/2001 Sem March – – – 2005/2006 Sem 2 2000/2001 Sem April 1995/1996 Sem Dec Sem/Year SKP2203 SKP2201 FAL2004 SKP2204 SKP2202 PSI3002 Code Subject SOS2004 Amini
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