Amina Khatun accomplished her Honors and Masters degree in Economics from Khulna University. She started her career at Centre for Policy Dialogue as a Reserach Associate. Later, she joined Department of Economics at Bangladesh University of Profesionals; and since then she has been serving the institution efficiently. She has conducted cources such as- Principles of Microeconomics, Intermediate Microeconomics I and II, Industrial Economics, Labor Economics, Agricultural Economics and Environmental Economics. Her research interest includes issues related to the Environmental Economics, Disaster Management, Education and Health Economics. 

S.S.C, North Bengal Paper Mill High Scool
H.S.C, Ishwardi Women's College
Honors, Khulna University
Masters, Khulna University

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1. Displacedby nature, driven by choice: Exploring the factors influencing environmentalmigrants' habitat preferences in coastal Bangladesh, Habitat International,Volume 153; 103215, 2024, available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.habitatint.2024.103215.(Co-authored).

2. Adaptingto Adversity: Unraveling the nexus between Vulnerability and Well-being inCoastal Bangladesh, International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, Volume112;104798; 2024, available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijdrr;2024;104798. (Co-authored).

3. EasyBike Battery Recycling Channel and Influencing Factors: A Study in the South-west Region of Bangladesh, BUP Journal, Volume09, Issue 02, 2023; ISSN-Print2219- 4851; ISSN Online- 2789- 0392; (Authored).

4. WatchingTelevision and its Impact on Students ‘Academic Performance, JagannathUniversity Journal of Economics, Volume02, Issue 01, 2020; ISSN:2707-0689; (Co-authored).

5. Fosteringdisaster preparedness through community radio in cyclone-prone coastalBangladesh, International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction; 2020;101752;available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijdrr. (Co- authored).

6. Preferencesfor Improved Early Warning Services among Coastal Communities at Risk inCyclone Prone South-west Region of Bangladesh, Progress in DisasterScience,2020; available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pdisas.2020.100065;(Co-authored).

 

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1. Decomposition of smokeless tobacco (SLT) use among adults in Bangladesh: Findings from Global Adult Tobacco Survey 2017; BER International Economists’ Conference 2024 on 09 May, 2024 organized by Bureau of Economic Research (BER), Dhaka, Bangladesh.
   
2. Online Class Satisfaction among College Teachers during COVID-19Pandemic in Bangladesh: An Ordered Logit Analysis, presented in the conference ‘Bangladeshat 50: Aspirations, Achievements and Challenges’ on 9-20 December, 2021organized by Economics Department, Jahangirnagar University.
3. Easy Bike Battery Recycling Channel-Expectation vs. Reality: A Study in the South- west Region of Bangladesh, presented in 5^thSANEM Annual Economists’ Conference (SAEC 2020) on 2-3 February, 2020 under thetheme ‘Energy and Environment.
   

1. Economics- Second Paper for Class XI and XII, published by Bangladesh School Bahrain; 2016 (Co-authored).

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1. Disaster Management
2. Environmental Economics
3. Education 
4. Health Economics

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1. Champion, Inter- Collage Debate Competition in year 2010 arranged by NorthernUniversity Bangladesh;
2. Champion, Inter- Discipline Debate Competition in year 2013 arranged by Naiyaik,Khulna University, Bangladesh.

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