Dr Zakia Hossain
BA Honours Sociology (DU, Bangladesh) First Class/ MA SOCIOLOGY (DU, Bangladesh) MA Demography (ANU, Australia)/ PhD Sociology (UQ, Australia)
Senior Lecturer
C43T - T Block Cumberland Campus
The University of Sydney
| Telephone | +61 2 9351 9340 |
| Fax | +61 2 9351 9566 |
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Biographical details
Zakia Hossain is a Health Sociologist and a Demographer. She is a recipient of AusAID and Rockefeller Foundation Fellowships. Her major research and teaching is in the areas of Health Sociology, Health and globalisation, International Health and Chronic diseases, research methods and statistics.
The PhD thesis' she has supervised examines, Stigma and HIV/AIDS; Media, HIV/AIDS education and young people; Acculturation and health and wellbeing of second generation Iranian in Australia. She has presented her research work in Global Health Conference, Washington DC, World Congress of Gerontology, World Congress of Sociology, APSA and TASA international conferences.
Research interests
Her major research is on reproductive health, breast cancer, teenage pregnancy, chronic diseases, health inequalities, migrant women’s health and wellbeing, cross-cultural issues, ageing, South and South East Asian countries.
Teaching and supervision
- Discipline Teaching area: Behavioural and Social Sciences in Health
- Rehabilitation Counselling Discipline Liaison person
- FHS international Research Network Member
- Sydney Cancer Research Network Member
- South Asian Research Network
- Health Services & Global Population Faculty Breast Cancer Research team
- Faculty International Health Research Network Sexual Health Research Team
Selected grants
2006
- Development of a culturally appropriate model for awareness, detection and diagnosis of breast cancer in Bangladeshi women; Polus A, O’Loughline K, Hossain S; University of Sydney/International Development Fund.
Selected publications
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