Résumé: Moheyuddin

Postal Address: Will be furnished upon e-mail contact.           Cell Phone: 0300-8883487	Ghulam Mohey-ud-din
	E-Mail:  economist.pk@gmail.com              URL:  http://www.moheyuddin.co.cc
	CAREER OBJECTIVE
	To seek a position with tremendous opportunities for personal growth and learning, which enable me to exercise my educational learning and assist me to ameliorate my skills and to get pleasant experience.
	EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
	I – GC University, Lahore                                                         [In Progress] PhD (Economics) §  PhD Course Work is in progress §  Also working on independent Research Studies II – GC University, Lahore                                                                  [2007] M. Phil (Economics) §  CGPA: 3.18 §  Also worked on Research Studies (details in Publications Section) III – Islamia University, Bahawalpur                                                [2001] Masters of Arts (Economics) §  Gold Medalist [Overall 1st Position in Islamia University, Bahawalpur] IV – Islamia University, Bahawalpur                                                 [1999] Bachelors of Science (B. Sc) §  Majors: General Mathematics, Statistics and Economics
	EXPERIENCES
	I – Khushhali Bank, Bahawalnagar                      [Aug: 2003 – June 2004] Customer Services Officer                            Job Profile §  Frontline microfinance sales and service function §  Customer servicing and education §  Outbound sales/business acquisition operations §  Sales team management §  Prepare and monitoring case loadings §  Documentation and policy compliances §  Cash flow based credit appraisal §  Ensuring high-quality social collateral formation §  Front-end delinquency and collection management II – AFAQ College of Commerce, Haroonabad    [March 2002 – July 2003] Lecturer (Economics) §   Teaching the papers of: 1.      Principles of Economics 2.      Economy of Pakistan
	ACHIEVEMENTS
	§ Gold Medallist in MA Economics. (Overall 1st Position in Islamia University, Bahawalpur) § Won the Consolation prize in IBP Research Paper Competition (Winter 2006), awarded by the Institute of Bankers Pakistan (IBP), Karachi § Selected for, participated in various online Courses arranged by the World Bank Institute, USA.
	SHORT COURSES
	I – World Bank Institute, Washington DC, USA | Online                     [June 2008] Trade Facilitation for Export Diversification in Small or Medium South Asian Countries: E-Learning Course § The course deals with the trade facilitation for export diversification in small or medium South Asian countries II – World Bank Institute, Washington DC, USA  | Online        [May – June 2008] Comprehensive Approach to Export Development and Diversification (Internet Course) § The course deals with the various market analysis tools for export development, promotion and diversification III – World Bank Institute, Washington DC, USA  | Online               [March  2008] Export Development and Diversification: Export Promotion and Market Analysis Tools (Internet Course) § The course deals with the various market analysis tools for export development, promotion and diversification IV – World Bank Institute, Washington DC, USA  | Online       [Jan–March 2008] Trade, Growth and Poverty: E-Learning Course (Internet Course) § The course deals with the linkages been Trade, Growth and Poverty V – World Bank Institute, Washington DC, USA  | Online        [December  2007] Export Development and Diversification: Basic Concepts, Theory and Empirical Evidence (Internet Course) § The course deals with the basic theoretical and empirical concepts about export development and diversification VI – World Bank Institute, Washington DC, USA  | Online       [Nov: 2005]                              Gender, Economic Development and Poverty Reduction § The course deals with the Gender Issues, development & poverty reduction VII – World Bank Institute, Washington DC, USA | Online       [July 2005]                             Macroeconomic Management in Oil Exporting Countries § The internet course deals with the Macroeconomic and Policy Issues of Oil-Exporting Countries VIII – Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE), Islamabad Refresher Course in Economics                        [June 2004 – August 2004]
	§ Courses: § Development Finance § Microeconomic Theory		§ Macroeconomic Theory § Mathematics for Economists § Statistics/Econometrics
	IX – Nice Institute of Computer Education (NICE), Haroonabad A Certificate in Windows (Computer) Application,  [Oct: 2001-Dec: 2001]
	§ EDP § MS Windows § MS Words		§ MS Excel § Fox Pro for Windows § Typing Tutor
	PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
	I – Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI), Islamabad § Member from March, 2005 to February 2006 II – Pakistan Society of Development Economists (PSDE), PIDE, Islamabad § Applied for Membership III – Institute of Bankers Pakistan (IBP), Karachi § Enrolled as Examinee for Junior Associate of IBP (JAIBP) IV – Global Development Network, Online § Virtual (Online) Member since July 2004
	PUBLICATIONS
	Journal Publication: § Mohey-ud-din, Ghulam. (2007). “Impact of Foreign Capital Inflows (FCI) on Economic Growth in Pakistan [1975-2004]”. Journal of Independent Studies and Research (JISR), Karachi: Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (SZABIST), Volume 5, Issue 1, January 2007. pp: 24-29. Article in a Book: § Mohey-ud-din, Ghulam. (2007). “Low-Cost Housing Solutions”. In IBP (Ed). Low Cost Housing Solutions. The Institute of Bankers Pakistan (IBP), Karachi. [Paper awarded “consolation prize” in Banking Research Paper Competition (Winter 2006) arranged by IBP]
	M. PHIL THESIS
	§ Mohey-ud-din, Ghulam. (2008). “The Macroeconomic Analysis of Foreign Capital Inflows in Pakistan: A Re-examination using Vector Error-Correction Approach”. An unpublished M. Phil Dissertation, Department of Economics, GC University, Lahore. [Thesis completed under the supervision of Ms Nadia Saleem, Lecturer Economics, GC University, Lahore.]
	TRAININGS WORKSHOPS
	I – Human Development Institute, Khushhali Bank, Islamabad Two weeks Residential Training workshop held at NIBAF (National Institute of Banking and Finance), Islamabad. § The training was focused on: Microfinance, Customer Services & Sales, and Social Mobilization II – Khushhali Bank, Bahawalnagar On the Job Training (Customer Services and Micro-Financing) § The first six months of the job as “Customer Services Officer” were as “on-the-job training”
	COMPUTER SKILLS
	§ MS Windows 95/98/2000/XP § MS Front Page 97/2000/XP § Internet/E-Mailing § E-Views	§ MS Office 97/2000/XP § Adobe Acrobat (Reader + Writer) § SPSS § Fox Pro (for Windows)
	PERSONAL DETAILS
	§ Father’s Name:		Parvaiz Akhtar
	§ Date of Birth:		April 22nd, 1979
	§ Nationality.:		Pakistani
	§ Marital Status:		Single
	§ Province/State:		Punjab
	REFERENCES
	§ Will be furnished upon Request