Academic · Researcher · Educator

Ideas that make
room for everyone.

Dr Muhammad Ashar Asdullah is a lecturer, researcher and lifelong learner exploring how education can become more inclusive, imaginative and human.

Based inLondon, UKCurrentlyYork St John University
Curiosity
in practice
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A short introduction

My work sits at the intersection of education, technology and social change — asking how we can build learning spaces where every voice is heard and every person can flourish.

01 / Research

Questions worth
staying with.

My research is grounded in the belief that the most meaningful change starts with paying close attention — to people, to place, and to the stories we tell.

01

Inclusive
pedagogy

Designing learning environments that recognise difference as a strength, not a barrier.

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02

Digital
belonging

Understanding how technology can connect us — and when it risks leaving people behind.

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03

Education &
social change

Working with communities to imagine fairer, more hopeful futures through education.

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02 / Teaching

Teaching is
a conversation.

In the classroom, I aim to create the conditions for genuine curiosity. That means bringing theory to life, making space for disagreement, and helping students find their own voice.

15+Years in
higher education
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03 / Selected writing

Thoughts in
the world.

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Let's continue the conversation

Have a question,
idea or invitation?

I'm always interested in thoughtful conversations about education, research and the possibilities ahead.

Send an email Sbsashar@gmail.com