Razia Sultana

Razia Sultana completed BSc Psychology and two Masters in Clinical Psychology and Public Mental Health from the University of Dhaka and American International University, Bangladesh. She has also completed Postgraduation in Mental Health Service and Population Research from King’s College London. She has more than seven years of job experience as a clinical psychologist and mental health specialist in various types of organizations and hospitals. Her special research interest lies in domestic violence and abuse against women, children and other vulnerable people from ethnic minority groups. She has now completed her PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Manchester. In her PhD, she investigated barriers and facilitators to help-seeking behaviours of British South Asian Women with lived experience domestic violence. She has worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Manchester. 

Graduate teaching assistant for the BSc (Hons) Psychology course and some MSc Health and Clinical Psychology courses

Taught classes, seminars and marked the semester exam for:

• Cognition
• Lifespan and Ageing
• Language and Speech Therapy
• Clinical Psychology
• Research Methods and Statistics
• Psychology Career Management
• Interventions to Improve Mental health and wellbeing
• Psychology Short Work Placement
• Health Psychology
• Forensic Psychology

Labs and marked the semester exam for:

• Introduction to Developmental Psychology
• Introduction to Social Psychology
• Sensation and Perception
• Qualitative Research Methodology

Assisted in lectures for the 'Qualitative Research Methods' module in MSc in Clinical Psychology

Assisted MSc Health and Clinical Psychology admission and research proposal assessment process

British Psychology Society

Violence Abuse and Mental Health Network (VAMHN)

Alumni Member of King's College London

Global Mental Health & Cultural Psychiatry

Convenor of Nari Tumi Eka Nao (You Are Not Alone- Violence against Women Prevention Initiative Bangladesh)

• Systematic Review (Qualitative)
• Evidence Synthesis
• Meta-Ethnography
• Quantitative Data Analysis Using SPSS, STATA
• Expertise in recruitment to research studies
• In-depth Interview Skills
• Thematic Analysis
• Qualitative Research

• Inequalities
• Global
• Global Health
• Health Behavior
• Self-Harm
• Trauma
• Violence
• Women's Mental Health