Biography
Personal Information:
Full Name: Izaddin Abdul Samad Rasool
Academic Title: Assistant Professor
Email: [email protected]
Dr. Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool is an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at Salahaddin University-Erbil, with a study focus on the sociological and social work studies of pressing social problems. He received his PhD from Bangor University (UK) in 2013, where his doctoral research provided a revolutionary study of female suicide and attempted suicide in the Kurdistan Region/ Iraq, investigating the complex social factors behind this phenomenon. Previous to his PhD, he completed both his master’s degree in Sociology (2004) and Bachelor’s degree (1998) at Salahaddin University-Erbil. He further extended his qualified knowledge concluded a Social Work Practice Certificate from Canterbury Christ Church University in the UK (2006).
Dr. Rasool’s academic career has been devoted to lecturing critical social problems through demanding, mixed-methods research. His work associations quantitative and qualitative methodologies to distribute complete understandings into complex social tasks, with conclusions published in both regional and international academic journals. His teaching portfolio includes undergraduate courses such as Social Problems, Social services, Social Statistics, and Criminology. Also, Social Security and advanced SPSS applications courses for master’s students. He has also contributed to interdisciplinary instruction by teaching Sociological Nursing at the College of Nursing, Hawler Medical University (2004). In addition, Dr. Rasool has served as a Visiting Faculty Member at Sulaimani University’s College of Humanities, where he taught Political Sociology to doctoral students and supervised PhD candidates.
Dr. Rasool’s contemporary research benefits center on social problem analysis, suicide prevention strategies, evidence-based social policy, Domestic violence, and mixed-methods research project. His work aims to bridge the gap between research and practice, contributing to both academic familiarity and practical results for talking social Problems in the Kurdistan region.
Research and publications
- Izaddin A, Rasool (2016) Female suicide and attempted suicide in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Germany: Lambert Academic Publisher.
- Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool (2018) Bibliography of Sociological studies- Master and PhD thesis. Kurdistan Sociological and Psychological Association.
Conferences and courses
2011 Domestic violence against women, Dohuk, Kurdistan Region/ Iraq.
2011 2nd Global Conference on Making Sense of Suicide, Prague, Czech Republic.
2012 Second International Conference on Kurdish studies, Exeter/ UK.
2017 Second International Scientific Conference ‘Life, Civilization and Culture’, Zakho University, Kurdistan/ Iraq.
· ‘Teaching Methods’ course, University of Salahaddin, Erbil, Kurdistan (2014)
· Bangor GRAD School, Bangor University, Wales/ United Kingdom (2010)
· Coaching and Mentoring Workshop for Social Work Educators in November 2022.
Professional memberships
2011 British Sociological Association.
2004 - Present Kurdistan Sociological Association.
Professional Social Network Accounts:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/
https://orcid.org/0009-0006-3250-1215
Research Interest
I am deeply interested in studying urgent social problems including suicide, domestic violence, shelters and forced migration, with particular attention to how these issues affect vulnerable populations across different social contexts. My research employs mixed methods to examine both structural factors and lived experiences, aiming to develop evidence-based interventions that address the root causes of social suffering while amplifying the resilience strategies of affected communities.
Publications
-Research and publications
1. Izaddin Rasool (2012) Factors in domestic violence and attempted female suicide in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Journal of Duhok University, Kurdistan, Iraq, Vo. 15(2).
2. Izaddin A. Rasool & Joanne L. Payton. (2014) Tongues of fire: women’s suicide and self-injury by burns in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. The sociological review, UK. Vol.62, Issue (2):237-254 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/1467-954X.12153
3. Izaddin A. Rasool (2017) Factors Affecting People of Using Nicknames on Facebook account Instead of Using Their Real Names: An online-based survey in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Humanities Journal of University of Zakho. No. 4, Vol.5: 909-926
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26436/hjuoz.2017.5.4.373 4. Izaddin A. Rasool and Tavga F. Muhamad (2017) The Sociodemographic characteristics of women in Hawler Shelter:A field study in Hawler Shelter. Zanco Journal of Humanity Sciences, Salahaddin University/ Erbil. No.6 (21): 426-449
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21271/zjhs.21.6.22
5. Izaddin A.Rasool and Shelan A. Ali (2019) Characteristics of Threatened Women in Sulaimani Shelter: A Field Study. Twezhar Journal- Soran University. Twezhar Journal, Soran University, No.2(2): 109-154.
DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.31918/twejer.1922.4
6. Akram A.Abdullah and Izaddin A.Rasool (2020)Twelfth Grade Students' psychological problem: A Field Study in Erbil city. Zanko Journal-Salahaddin University/ Erbil, Vol. 24 (6): 190-206. DOI: Twelfth Grade Students’ psychological problems: A field study in Erbil city | Zanco Journal of Human Sciences (su.edu.krd)
7. Dr Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool and Jehan Abas Muhammad (2020)The Women’s Situation in Nawa Center: A Field Study in Dohuk City. The Journal of Duhok University, Human sciences and sociology, Vol.23, No. 2:292-325. DOI: https://journal.uod.ac/index.php/uodjournal/article/view/984
8. SAEED M AMEEN SAEED, Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool and Zana Ahmad Perdawd (2021) The Factors of School Dropout in a Relationship with Gender: Descriptive analytical research. Qalaai Zanist Journal, Lebanese French University/ Erbil,Vol. 6 (2): 72-108. DOI: https://journal.lfu.edu.krd/ojs/index.php/qzj/article/view/632
9. Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool and Khdir Rasul Ababakr (2022)War, Immigration, Oral Collision, and the Transmission of Values (Studying the content analysis of two novels “The Fall of the Heavens and the Period of Belkis Crying”) in the light of George Lukacs’ theory, Qalaai Zanist Journal, Lebanese French University/ Erbil, Vo. 2(7): 362- 398, DOI: https://journal.lfu.edu.krd/ojs/index.php/qzj/article/view/960
- Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool (2024) Shelter and Its Challenges from the Perspective of Administrative Staff. Koya University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, No. 1(7): 186-198, DOI: Shelter and Its Challenges from the Perspective of Administrative Staff | Koya University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Rezhaw Nihad Abdulla and Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool (2024) Factors of Verbal Violence Towards Students: Field Study in Public Basic Schools in Erbil City, Journal of University of Raparin, Vol. (11), No. (2): 690-715.
DOI: https://journal.uor.edu.krd/index.php/JUR/article/view/1251
- Kamaran Abdullah Mustafa and Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool (2024)The living conditions of foreign workers: a field study in Erbil city, Journal of University of Raparin, Vol. (11) No. (1): 522-548. DOI: https://journal.uor.edu.krd/index.php/JUR/article/view/1197/729
- Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool and Kazm Zahed Muhamed (2024) Social identity among university students: A Field study in Sulaimani Universities. Journal of University of Sulaimani, Branch B for Humanity Sciences, Vol. (77) 2:153-180.
DOI: http://doi.org/10.17656/26173034
- Kazm Mohamad Zahid Ahamad and Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool (2024) Patterns of Parental Behavior Among University Students: An Empirical Study in Sulaimany City Universities. Halabja University Journal, Vol.9, Issue,3: 289-308.
DOI:
- Hardi Ziad Saleh and Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool (2024) Youth and Values Issue: A field study in the Kurdistan Region. Kurdish Academy Journal, Vo. 3,No. 61: 542-566
DOI:https://doi.org/10.56422/ka.3.61.613 16. Hardi Ziad Saleh and Izaddin Abdulsamad Rasool (2024) Quality of life among Youth: A field studies in the Kurdistan Region. Koya University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences.Vol.7, No. 7: 308-324
DOI:https://jhss.koyauniversity.org/index.php/jhss/article/view/968
Teaching
Social Problems, Social security, SPSS