Dr Kaleem Ullah is a dedicated and forward-thinking academic with a PhD in Management Studies from Bangor University UK, specialising in the Circular Economy (CE). A former UMass alumnus, with over eight years of teaching experience as a lecturer and module instructor, Dr Kaleem Ullah has demonstrated excellence in teaching, module development, and mentoring in higher education institutions in the UK and formerly in the US and Pakistan. He is recognised as a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), highlighting his commitment to teaching and learning in higher education. Dr Kaleem also serves as an ad-hoc reviewer for the British Academy of Management and the Journal of Accounting Literature.

His research interests include Circular Economy, Business Model Innovation, Business Strategy, and the intersection of Business and Environmental Sustainability.

Beyond academia, Dr Kaleem Ullah is passionate about sports, particularly football and cricket. He actively participates in local cricket, representing a club in North Wales and contributing to the vibrant local sporting community.

Email: k.ullah@bangor.ac.uk

Office Location: Alun Building Room 3.04

  • PhD: Management Studies
    Bangor University, 2018–2023
  • MA: Management and Finance
    Bangor University, 2017–2018

Undergradguate Teaching & Supervision

Contemporary Management Issues in Ethics, Sustainability, HRM and Tourism (ASB-1007)

Dissertation Supervision in Business & Management

Postgraduate (Teaching and module lead)

Module lead for ASB/ABJ-4413 International Strategic Management

ASB - 4031 Professional Competence in Education and Employment

ASB/ABJ 4904 &ASB/ABJ-4905 Applied Business Project on the topic of the Circular Economy

I also supervise Master students' dissertations in Business & Management

I am willing to supervise PhD students

2024

2022

2021

"Development of an Innovation Plan to explore and scope an all-Wales Circular Economy Innovation Programme – Clean Growth”.  Funded by the Welsh Government’s SMART Partnership Programme. This is a joint project with Cardiff Met, Swansea and Aberystwyth Universities.