Mujeeb Khan

M. A. Mujeeb Khan is an Assistant Professor of Japanese, Islamic Studies, and Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies in the Department of World Languages and Cultures at the University of Utah.14 He holds a Ph.D. in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Cambridge, an M.S. in History and Philosophy of Science from the University of Tokyo, an A.M. (M.A. equivalent) in Regional Studies - East Asia from Harvard University, and a B.S. in Physics from Stony Brook University.2

Khan's research focuses on comparative studies of the Islamicate world and East Asia, examining science, religion, law, culture, and representation in both modern and pre-modern contexts.2 His work spans multiple disciplines and cultures, reflecting his multicultural background and training in various educational systems across the world.2

As an educator, Khan emphasizes critical engagement and self-reflection in his teaching approach, encouraging students to consider context, language, and their own perspectives when studying different cultures.2 He teaches courses such as "Reading Manga" and "Asian Medicine," which explore cultural contexts and facilitate discussions on diverse topics.2

Khan has presented numerous conference papers on topics ranging from Islamic science and medicine to Japanese modernization and comparative studies of knowledge transmission in West and East Asia.3 He has also published book chapters and articles in peer-reviewed journals on subjects related to medical education, philosophical knowledge, and Asian medicine.3

In addition to his academic work, Khan is currently a J.D. Candidate and is Patent-Bar Eligible, according to his LinkedIn profile.5