Dr. Muhammad Asadullah
Associate Professor, University of Regina
Scholar of restorative justice, decolonization, and peacemaking criminology. Certified Nonviolent Communication trainer dedicated to compassionate dialogue.
University of Regina
Saskatchewan, Canada
About Me
A journey of justice, peace, and scholarly pursuit
Dr. Muhammad Asadullah is Associate Professor in the Department of Criminology at the University of Regina, Canada, where he has taught since 2019. He holds a PhD in Criminology from Simon Fraser University (2019), where his doctoral research examined the genesis and praxis of restorative justice across British Columbia, Nova Scotia, and Bangladesh. He also holds an MA in Criminology (Simon Fraser...
Research Interests
Bridging disciplines for a more just world
Decolonization
Restorative Justice
Transitional Justice
Indigenous Justice
Conflict Resolution
Youth Justice
Awards & Recognition
Honored for contributions to justice and education
Best Paper Prize
RJ Working Group, European Society of Criminology
Provost's Award for Innovation in Teaching
University of Regina
Merit Award for Sustained Performance
University of Regina
Interested in Collaboration?
Whether it's research, teaching, or community work — I'm always open to meaningful collaborations for justice and peace.