Dr. Amina Shahzadi is a dedicated academic, currently serving as an Assistant Professor at Government College University (GCU) in Lahore, Pakistan. With a career spanning over 20 years, she has established herself as a passionate educator, and an active contributor to the academic community.
Her academic foundation is marked by excellence, beginning with a Gold Medal in her MSc from the University of the Punjab. She further distinguished herself by earning a PhD in Statistics from the University of Otago, New Zealand, supported by a prestigious University of Otago Doctoral Scholarship. Her doctoral research focused on developing sophisticated "Hidden Markov models for time-inhomogeneous and incompletely observed point processes," a specialization she continues to advance through ongoing research and publications in renowned journals. During her doctoral studies, she honed her teaching skills by serving as a Tutor and Demonstrator for first-year statistics courses at the University of Otago, guiding students through foundational concepts and practical applications.
As an educator, Dr. Amina has enriched the minds of countless students, teaching a wide range of graduate and post-graduate courses, including Stochastic Processes, Distribution Theory, and Statistical Inference, Biostatistics. Her commitment extends beyond the classroom through the dedicated supervision of numerous MPhil and BS research theses.

2019  PhD in Statistics, University Of Otago Dunedin, New Zealand
2007  MS/MPhil in Statistics, College Of Statistical And Actuarial Sciences, University Of The Punjab Lahore, Pakistan
2003  Masters in Statistics, Institute Of Statistics, University Of The Punjab Lahore, Pakistan