About Me
Muhammad Ammar is a Lecturer (BPS-18) in English Linguistics with teaching experience across several prominent educational institutions in Pakistan. He also earned a Gold Medal in MA (English Linguistics) in recognition of his outstanding academic achievement. In addition to his background in linguistics, he has also completed an LLB, reflecting his academic interest in the relationship between language and law.
Prior to his current position, Muhammad Ammar gained valuable teaching experience at a number of reputable institutions. He has taught at Beaconhouse School System and Danish School, Chishtian, where he contributed to language education and student development. He also served as a Lecturer at FAST University, where he was involved in academic coordination, student mentoring, and various administrative responsibilities.
His academic interests include corpus linguistics, forensic linguistics, discourse analysis, and English language teaching (ELT). Through his teaching and academic engagement, he emphasizes the development of students’ analytical abilities, critical thinking, and a deeper awareness of language use in social, academic, and professional contexts.
Research Interest Keywords
Forensic LinguisticsCorpus LinguisticsEnglish Language Teaching
