Tipu Sultan
Tipu Sultan is a Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Gujrat, Pakistan. He holds an MS in Sociology from Dalarna University, Sweden, and is reaching near completion of his PhD at the University of Bielefeld, Germany. He has more than 14 years of teaching and research experience, both nationally and internationally. He has published articles in peer-reviewed journals at both national and international levels.
His research intersts are Globalization and Gender Role Transformation, Social Structure, Sociology of Work, Cultural Sociology, and Family Studies.
- PhD Sociology (In Progress), Other
- MS Sociology, Other
- MA Sociology, Other
- BS Computer Science, Other
- F.SC, Other
- Secondary School, Other
- Earned a scholarship for the practical project on Successfully completed the project in collaboration with the District Population Welfare Office, Gujrat, Pakistan, and Bielefeld University, Germany, with funding provided by Bielefeld University
- Member of the American Sociological association Membership ID1288727
- AAPUS Alumni Association of Punjab University Sociologist
- Member of the HSS Hayatian Sociological Society
| Student Name | Degree | Title | Status / Completed Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sana Fatima | BS | Impact of Social Media on Family Relations among Parents and Children. This study examined the impact of social media on family relations, specifically between parents and children. With the increasing integration of social networks into daily life, the study explored how platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Twitter influence family dynamics. The research highlights that while social media facilitates connections with extended family and friends, it also leads to reduced face-to-face interaction within the family unit, contributing to weakened bonds and growing emotional distance. Additionally, excessive use of social media, particularly by youth, has been linked to diminished parental engagement and increased attachment to online relationships, often at the cost of family connections. | 2017 |
- Teaching and Research
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1. Rizwana Yousaf, Tipu Sultan “Experiences of south Asian key workers in COVID-19 lockdowns in the United Kingdom” Journal of Migration and Health, January 2025 DOI:
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2. Irum Tahira, Tipu Sultan, Muqadas Javeed , Afzaal Afza “Social Adjustment of Divorced Women: A Study of District Gujrat, Punjab, Pakistan” Journal of Social Sciences Review, June 2023 DOI:
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3. Tipu Sultan, Saeed Ahmad, Ayesha Ayub “At Risk of “Leftover Singles”: Dimensions and Socio psychological Repercussions of Delayed Marriageability among Educated Females in Pakistan” The Family Journal, January 2020 DOI:
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4. Saadia Dildar, Sonia Bashir, Dr Muhammad Shoaib, Tipu Sultan, Yasir Saeed “Chains Do Not Hold a Marriage Together: Emotional Intelligence and Marital Adjustment (A Case of Gujrat District, Pakistan). Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research.” Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research, July 2012 DOI:
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5. Tipu Sultan, Dr Muhammad Shoaib, Yasir Saeed, Saadia Dildar, Sarfaz Khan “Problem of Single Mothers and State Provisions: A Case of Sweden and Denmark” Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research, January 2012 DOI: