
Anum Hafeez
Lecturer
Masters (18 Years) English Literature
About Me
Anum Hafeez is a Lecturer in the Department of English Literature at The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, with a sustained commitment to teaching, research, and academic development. She holds an M.Phil. in English Literature and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in the discipline. Her academic journey reflects a strong foundation in literary studies, complemented by a commitment to continuous professional growth and engagement with contemporary developments in higher education. As an educator, she has taught a diverse range of courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, including Advanced Literary and Cultural Research Methods, World Literature in Translation, Research Methods and Term Paper Writing, Postcolonial Literature, American Literature, History of English Literature, the Modern Novel, Classical and Renaissance Drama, and Communication and Presentation Skills. Her teaching profile therefore encompasses literary history, critical theory, research methodology, cultural studies, and academic communication.
Her scholarly interests are situated at the intersection of literature, culture, gender, and critical theory, with particular expertise in Feminism, Postcolonial Feminism, African American Literature, Black Feminism, Psychoanalysis, Fantasy Literature, and Trauma Studies. Her academic profile combines literary scholarship with a strong interest in interdisciplinary approaches to textual and cultural inquiry. Alongside her teaching responsibilities, she has developed substantial experience in research supervision, having supervised nine M.Phil. research theses to date, and has participated in international seminars and conferences. Her academic record also includes distinction at the undergraduate level, having been a medalist in BS English Literature. These achievements reflect her commitment to scholarly rigor, research engagement, and the development of critical and independent academic inquiry.
Beyond classroom teaching and research, she has demonstrated extensive involvement in student development and institutional service. She has served as In-charge Students Affairs in the Department of English Literature and has undertaken various advisory and institutional responsibilities within the university. She currently serves as Deputy Director of Students Affairs in the Faculty of Arts and Languages, Advisor to the Faculty of Arts and Languages Students Society, and Co-advisor to the IUB Literary and Debating Society. Through these roles, she has contributed to academic coordination, student engagement, leadership development, and the broader intellectual and extracurricular life of the university. Her professional profile thus reflects a balanced engagement with teaching, research, academic leadership, and student-centered institutional service.
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