Fatin Nur Majdina Nordin is a senior lecturer in the Programme of Applied Science with Islamic Studies at the Academy of Islamic Studies, Universiti Malaya. Her academic work focuses on integrating scientific knowledge with Islamic principles, particularly in the areas of health, hygiene, beauty, and halal science.

She holds a Bachelor's degree in Applied Science with Islamic Studies (BAScIStud) majoring in Biohealth Science, and a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Medicine (Dentistry and Islamic Studies), where she examined the use of Salvadora persica (miswak) in oral health care. She later pursued a PhD in Science, Technology, and Health, focusing on cosmetic safety and risk communication, where she explored the risks associated with ingredients of whitening products and the effectiveness of product labels in communicating these risks.

Her research interests span health and well-being, environmental sustainability literacy, mental hygiene and mental health literacy, halal science, behavioral and communication sciences, and knowledge integration. She also examines the role of women in Islam and contributes to initiatives advancing women’s and youth empowerment within the framework of Islamic values.

Her work aims to contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of science and its applications within an Islamic context, fostering interdisciplinary research and education.