Dr. Malvika Singh is an Assistant Professor of Media and Communication at Asian Business School, with academic and professional experience spanning eight years, including five years in teaching and three years in the industry. She holds a PhD in Health Communication and is a UGC-NET/JRF qualified scholar in Mass Communication and Journalism.

Dr. Singh’s academic and research interests lie at the intersection of Media, Communication, and Health, with a particular focus on the role of communication in creating health awareness, influencing public discourse, and facilitating informed engagement with health-related issues. Her interdisciplinary research orientation enables her to examine communication processes through both academic and practical perspectives.

An active researcher, Dr. Singh has contributed to scholarly literature through publications in Scopus-indexed journals and UGC-CARE listed journals. She has presented and participated in National and International Conferences, engaging with contemporary scholarship and emerging perspectives in the field of media and communication. Her continued involvement in Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs) reflects her commitment to academic advancement, pedagogical innovation, and lifelong professional learning.

With prior industry experience of three years, Dr. Singh brings a valuable practitioner perspective to her academic role. This professional exposure complements her five years of teaching experience and enables her to bridge theoretical frameworks with real-world applications in the classroom. She is committed to fostering critical thinking, analytical abilities, and industry-oriented competencies among students.

Through her teaching, research, and professional engagement, Dr. Malvika Singh contributes to the evolving field of Media and Communication, with a distinctive academic focus on Health Communication and its significance in contemporary society.

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Dr. Malvika Singh

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