ASSOCIATE PROF. DR. ZEEDA FATIMAH BINTI MOHAMAD
Department of Science and Technology Studies
Faculty of Science
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Hi! I'm currently an Associate Professor at the Department of Science and Technology Studies (STS), Faculty of Science, University of Malaya (UM) and the Founding Director of the Universiti Malaya Sustainability and Development Centre. I started my academic career in UM after the completion of my PhD in 2009. I graduated with a BSc. in Ecology from the Institute of Biological Sciences, Universiti Malaya; MSc in Environmental Management and Policy from the International Institute of Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE), Lund University, Sweden; and PhD in Science and Technology Policy from SPRU Science and Technology Policy, University of Sussex, United Kingdom. My academic interest is primarily to understand the relationship between the development of science, technology and innovation (STI) and environmental protection, particularly within the context of sustainable development and associated challenges to late-industrialising countries. In the past few years, I have applied my interdisciplinary perspective in environmental and STI studies into the emerging field of Sustainability Science. This has broadened my work into the inter- and trans-disciplinary area of sustainability transitions, education for sustainable development, participatory watershed management and more recently, place-based citizen science. I teach and supervise both undergraduate and postgraduate courses/programmes that relates the scientific field of environmental sciences with policy, management and governance of STI. I have also been active in campus sustainability activism since my student years until today. I was the deputy coordinator/principal coordinator for the UM campus sustainability initiative from 2009 - 2013, the founding Director of the university's Sustainability and Community Centre (UMCARES) and acted as one of the architects of the current set-up of the Sustainability@UM and UM Living Lab programme. I am also the principal investigator for one of UM's pioneering Campus Sustainability Living Lab - the UM Water Warriors - where I work closely with like-minded colleagues, across generations, who are passionate about participatory watershed conservation. I currently act as UM's representative for the ASEAN University Network on Ecological Education and Culture (AUN-EEC) and the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (UMSDN), Malaysian Chapter (since its inception). In the past, I also acted as a networking fellow under the Universities and Research Council Network on Innovation for Inclusive Development South East Asia (UNIID-SEA) and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Asia Core Programme in Asian-oriented Integrated Watershed Management. For my detailed CV please browse through this UMEXPERT page. |
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Development of UM Sustainability Framework: Strategic Governance of SDG & Urban Sustainability Projects Towards Just Net Zero |
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Impact of Engagement in Campus Sustainability Activities to Competency Development: Change Agents' Experiences and Perspectives
Unpacking place-based narratives: enhancing campus community participation in watershed conservation
Strategic responses to environmental performance monitoring barriers: a case study of Malaysian Government green procurement
Local government capacity for earthquake disaster risk reduction in Malaysia: Case studies in Bentong and Selayang areas
Climate Change and Adaptation for Food Sustainability: Implications and Scenarios from Malaysia
PASANGAN: Pulse of the Riverine Community
Environment, Values and the Future of Civilisation
Place-based Citizen Science as a Heartware approach to build shared values and capacity for watershed management
Malaysia’s complex multi-level climate governance between institutionalization and non-state actor interventions
Guideline for Lake Restoration: Lesson Learnt from the Journey of Water Warriors
Transforming the Role of Surau APIUM for Campus Sustainability Through ‘Imarah Green Project' (