Dr. Sarmin Haque is a researcher in the field of English Language Teaching (ELT) and Applied Linguistics, with extensive experience in higher education and language education research. She previously served as an Assistant Professor of English and has over 15 years of teaching experience at the tertiary level in Bangladesh. Her research interests include Communicative Language Teaching (CLT), curriculum development, migrant language education, and second language acquisition. Dr. Haque’s current research focuses on integrating artificial intelligence to facilitate language learning among migrant learners in Australia.
Currently, Dr. Sarmin Haque is involved in supporting migrant communities through communicative English language education and civic engagement initiatives in Adelaide, South Australia. Her work focuses on facilitating practical language development and promoting social and community participation among adult migrant learners in Australia.
University Affiliation: University of Saint Joseph, Macau
Research Advisor: Dr. Jana Chi-san Ho, University of Saint Joseph, Macau