Ameema Miftha

Dr Ameema Miftha is a dedicated Lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Bedfordshire with over 8 years of Teaching experience. She has a strong foundation in both teaching and research. With a PhD focused on cyberstalking, her research has made significant contributions to understanding this complex issue from social, legal, and technological perspectives. Her doctoral work provides an in-depth analysis of cyberstalking's impact on victims within varying socio-cultural contexts, with a particular focus on Indian society. Through her research, she has explored the role of legal frameworks and technological solutions, By drawing insightful cross-cultural comparisons, Ameema suggested regulatory measures grounded in Stamper’s semiotic framework, thereby providing a globally relevant approach to cybercrime prevention.

Ameema’s academic portfolio is further distinguished by her role as a Research Associate at Bournemouth University, where she contributed to an Innovate UK-funded project in Artificial Intelligence. In this role, she conducted a rigorous evaluation of state-of-the-art AI models for image classification and object detection, with applications tailored for an image-sharing platform. Her work in this capacity underscores her adeptness in data analysis, qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, and AI-driven project design, as well as her skill in producing actionable insights that bridge academic research with real-world technological solutions.

In the classroom, Ameema exemplifies a refined approach to teaching, drawing from her vast knowledge in subjects such as Research Methodologies, Distributed Systems, Software Engineering, AI, Cybersecurity and Project Management. She Strives to communicate complex theories with clarity and depth, fostering a learning environment that promotes critical thinking, innovation, and practical application. Her commitment to nurturing academic excellence and empowering students with the latest advancements in computer science positions her as a dedicated educator and a driving force in contemporary IT and cybercrime research.