Rozhan A. Muhyadeen is a university lecturer, social researcher, and counselor specializing in sociology, social research, psychology, and counseling. She holds a Master’s degree in Social Research from the Department of Sociology at the University of Duhok and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology, graduating first in her class. She has also completed professional training in pedagogy and academic development.

Her expertise includes social research methodology, sampling methods, academic writing, social work, psychological counseling, and sociological analysis. In addition to her academic career, she works as a counselor at a clinic in Shiryan Hospital, where she applies her knowledge of social and psychological approaches in a clinical setting.

Her major achievements include conducting and publishing academic research and participating in national and international conferences, forums, and scholarly activities. Her research interests include sampling practices, social identity, vulnerable communities, and social and psychological challenges.

As a lecturer, she teaches sociology, research methodology, academic writing, and psychology-related subjects. She contributes to the academic community through teaching, research, counseling, academic committees, student support, conferences, and community engagement