Biography

Dr Fatemeh Rajabi is an accomplished Associate Professor and Coordinator of the English  Literary Society at the English Language Centre, Office of English & Foreign Languages, O.P. Jindal Global University. With a Ph.D. in English Language Literature from Aligarh Muslim University, her doctoral research on the empowerment of racial female identity in American Postmodernism establishes her as a leading voice in Black Feminism, racism, and gender equality. Dr Rajabi’s scholarly contributions include peer-reviewed publications, such as “Critical Analysis of Affinity Between Tagore’s Symbolism and the Symbolism of the Kala” and “Returns of Author: The Question of Intentionality in Literary Works”, alongside presentations at international conferences, including the International Seminar on India’s Composite Cultural Ethos.
 
At Jindal Global University’s Business School, Dr Rajabi teaches courses including Business English, Verbal Analysis and communication, Written Analysis and Communication, English Language Enhancement, Introduction to Persian Language and Culture, Persian Language II, Greek and Roman Mythology, General English, Spoken English,  and Learning English through Short Stories. Her innovative, student-centered pedagogy blends creativity with academic rigor, fostering critical thinking and cultural awareness in an inclusive environment.
 
As Coordinator, she inspires students to explore literature’s transformative power, creating disciplined yet supportive spaces for intellectual growth. Dr Rajabi’s expertise spans modern literary criticism, African American literature, Women’s Studies, and English and Persian literary traditions, enriching her teaching and research.
 
Dr Rajabi’s commitment to advancing gender and racial equality shapes socially conscious scholars and professionals. Her dynamic approach, leadership, and dedication to academic excellence position her as a pivotal figure in literary studies. Through her ability to inspire, educate, and advocate for inclusivity, Dr Rajabi leaves a lasting legacy in academia and beyond, fostering intellectual and professional excellence.