Mohsin Altaf earned his PhD in Marketing from Universiti Utara Malaysia in 2018, following his MBA from the University of Central Punjab, Lahore. He is currently a Lecturer of Business and Tourism at the Global Banking School, which is affiliated with Canterbury Christ Church University, UK, where he teaches Business and Tourism modules, supervises dissertations, and contributes to curriculum development. Dr. Altaf’s academic career spans more than 15 years, with prior appointments as Assistant Professor and Head of Department at The University of Lahore and leadership roles at the University of Central Punjab. His research encompasses marketing, branding, consumer behaviour, Artificial Intelligence in Consumer Behaviour, Robotics in Consumer Behaviour and sustainability, with over 40 peer-reviewed publications in international journals and book chapters. He has successfully supervised more than 50 dissertations, including master’s and doctoral theses, and has actively contributed to research collaborations, conferences, and editorial work. He has also served as Editor of the UCP Management Review and as a reviewer for numerous reputable journals. In addition, he is currently an editorial board member for several academic journals, further contributing to the advancement of research and scholarship in marketing and tourism.
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