Vazheen Saleem Salih Salih
Assistant Lecturer
College of Administration and Economics
Department of Economics
- Email address
- [email protected]
- Phone Number
- 07507575066
Biography
Vajin saleem Salih is a Lecturer at Nawroz University, College of Administration and Economics, Department of Economics. She holds a Master’s degree in Economics with a specialization in Economic Development and Economic Reform. Her research interests focus on fiscal policy, monetary policy, and economic development, with particular emphasis on their role in promoting sustainable economic growth and improving economic performance. Throughout her academic career, she has published several scientific research papers in these fields, contributing to the advancement of economic knowledge. In recognition of her academic achievements and research contributions, she was promoted to a higher academic rank this year. She teaches a wide range of undergraduate courses in the Department of Economics, providing students with both theoretical knowledge and practical insights into economic principles. Her teaching encourages critical thinking, analytical skills, and the application of economic theories to real-world challenges. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, she actively contributes to the academic community through research, curriculum development, departmental activities, student guidance, and continuous professional development. She remains committed to academic excellence and to advancing the quality of higher education through effective teaching and impactful research.
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- 2016 Master, Economics, University of Dohuk, Duhok
- • The Fifth International Conference on Humanities: Migration and Displacement in Kurdistan Throughout History, Nawroz University, Duhok, Kurdistan Region of Iraq, 20–21 April 2026.
- • Fiscal Policy Monetary Policy Economic Development Economic Reform Sustainable Economic Development Public Economics Macroeconomics Economic Growth Development Economics Economic Statistics