Dr. Mohammad Saidul Islam is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Maritime Law & Policy at Bangladesh Maritime University with over 14 years of experience in higher education. He holds a Ph.D. in Law from The University of Newcastle, Australia, where he received the HDR Best Thesis Award 2025.
Dr. Islam has published 16 peer-reviewed journal articles and one book chapter, with several publications in Scopus-indexed journals. His areas of expertise include Restorative Justice, International Humanitarian Law, Maritime Law, Criminal Law, and Islamic Law of Inheritance.
Administrative: Program Coordinator LL.B/LL.M (2025–); Head, Dept. of Law, IIUC (2014–2017); Provost, 5th Hall, IIUC (2012–2015); Syndicate Member, IIUC (2015–2017).
Book Chapter: "Jus in Bello and the Acts of Terrorism: A Study" — Cyber Warfare and Terrorism, IGI Global (2020).
Selected Articles: A study of the values and principles-based approach to restorative justice — Contemporary Justice Review (2025); An assessment of the potential outcomes in practising restorative justice — Contemporary Justice Review (2023); Refugee Protection and Burden Sharing Responsibility under Islamic and International Law — SEU Journal of Law (2019); Jus in Bello and the Acts of Terrorism — Intl Journal of Cyber Warfare and Terrorism (2018); Historical Evolution of International Humanitarian Law — Beijing Law Review (2017).
Criminal Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Restorative Justice, Criminology, International Humanitarian Law, Muslim Law, Maritime Law
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Member, Bangladesh Bar Council. Advocate, High Court Division, Supreme Court of Bangladesh. Project Director/Assistant Project Director, research projects on Restorative Justice and Marine Spatial Planning (2024–2025).