Department of Law & Human Rights

Dr. Noor-E-Medina Suraiya Jesmin

Dr. Noor-E-Medina Suraiya Jesmin

Assistant Professor & Coordinator, LLM (General) Program

Ph.D Cardiff Metropolitan University. United Kingdom.

LLM (Specialization in Human Rights) Queen Mary, University of London. The United Kingdom.

LLM University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

LLB (Hons) University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Email: suraiya@uap-bd.edu

  • Ph.D Cardiff Metropolitan University. United Kingdom.
  • LLM (Specialization in Human Rights) Queen Mary, University of London. The United Kingdom.
  • LLM  University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
  • LLB (Hons) University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
  • Higher Secondary Certificate (H.S.C) Holy Cross College. Bangladesh.
  • Secondary School Certificate (S.S.C) Tejgaon Government Girl’s High School. Dhaka. Bangladesh.

 

 

Authors: 

Dalowar Hossan, Bert Wolfs, Noor -E-Medina Suraiya Jesmin, Milos Petkovic

 | Year: 2025 | Journal: Journal of Entrepreneurship, Business and Economics Volume 13(1), June 2025

When it comes to producing meaningful and trustworthy research, ensuring validity and reliability is absolutely essential, no matter which methodology is used. This article brings together practical advice on how to design and assess questionnaires effectively for both quantitative and qualitative studies. It highlights the value of relying on well-established scales with proven reliability, running pilot tests to perfect the instruments, and consulting subject-matter experts to make sure the questions truly reflect the concepts being measured. In quantitative research, it is especially important to check internal consistency and apply statistical techniques to test how well the scales perform, aiming for results that are both solid and broadly applicable. On the qualitative side, being transparent about the research process and staying reflective as a researcher are key to building trust and reducing bias. The article also encourages blending methods when appropriate, as this can provide richer data and help confirm findings through triangulation. Ultimately, a thoughtfully designed questionnaire, tested and validated properly, can significantly improve the strength, credibility, and overall value of research across various fields.

Author: 

Noor-E-Mdina S. Jesmin 

 | Year: 2024 | Journal: University of Asia Pacific Journal of Law & Policy Volume 9, Issue 1, December 2024

 

  • . Implementing Precautionary Principle to Response Causation in Climate Change Litigation

Authors: 

Noor-E-Medina Suraiya Jesmin & Nahid Ferdousi

 | Year: 2023 | Journal: Indian Journal Of International Law, Vol 63 No.1 &2

Authors: 

Nahid Ferdousi, Shahina Zohora, Noor-E-Mdina S. Jesmin 

 | Year: 2004 | Journal: Bangladesh Boighar

 

Visiting part-time lecturer: Department of Law, Bangladesh Open University

Assistant professor: Department of Law, Northern University of Bangladesh

Lecturer: Department of Law, Queens University, Bangladesh

 

Undergraduate Program

Legal Research, Anti-Corruption, and Anti Money Laundering Law, Criminal Law of Bangladesh, Law of Contract and Alternative Disputes Resolutions, and Legal Aid.

 

Graduate Program

 
  • Business Sustainability, Climate change, Corporate Social Responsibility, Human rights and Women rights.

    Climate change litigations Environmental Protection Corporate Social Responsibility Human Rights

Dr. Noor-E-Medina Suraiya Jesmin
lecturer
Address: 74/A, Green Road (Farmgate) Dhaka, Bangladesh-1205
Email: suraiya@uap-bd.edu
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