Biography
Mahira Nazniba Rodoshee is currently serving as a Lecturer at the Department of Development Studies, Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP). She completed her BSS and MSS degrees in Development Studies from BUP. Prior to joining BUP, she worked as a research associate at International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD). Her research interests include informal economy, labour relations, resistance, climate change.
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06 Oct 2026
Education
S.S.C, Shaheed Anwar Girls' College
H.S.C, Adamjee Cantonment College
Honors, Bangladesh University of Professionals
Masters, Bangladesh University of Professionals
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06 Oct 2026
Conference Papers
1. Rodoshee, M.N., Rahman, M.Z. (2023). Platform Precarity: Exploring the labour conditions of food delivery riders in Dhaka city. 7th National Institute of Social Research & Applied Anthropology (ISRAA)Seminar on Challenges of Development in the Context of Bangladesh, Department of Anthropology, Rajshahi University, 17th– 18th February 2023
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06 Oct 2026
Researchs
Informal economy, labour relations, Resistance
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06 Oct 2026
Awards
Dean's Appreciation Letter for academic result
Last Updated:
06 Oct 2026
Courses
1. Human Development
2. Introduction to Development Studies: Theories and Approaches
Last Updated:
06 Oct 2026
S.S.C, Shaheed Anwar Girls' College
H.S.C, Adamjee Cantonment College
Honors, Bangladesh University of Professionals
Masters, Bangladesh University of Professionals
Last Updated:
06 Oct 2026
1. Rodoshee, M.N., Rahman, M.Z. (2023). Platform Precarity: Exploring the labour conditions of food delivery riders in Dhaka city. 7th National Institute of Social Research & Applied Anthropology (ISRAA)Seminar on Challenges of Development in the Context of Bangladesh, Department of Anthropology, Rajshahi University, 17th– 18th February 2023
Last Updated:
06 Oct 2026
Informal economy, labour relations, Resistance
Last Updated:
06 Oct 2026
Dean's Appreciation Letter for academic result
Last Updated:
06 Oct 2026
1. Human Development
2. Introduction to Development Studies: Theories and Approaches
Last Updated:
06 Oct 2026