Abdul Moiz Khan

About me

I am Abdul Moiz Khan, a dedicated Research Scholar in English Linguistics and Literature with a passion for uncovering how language shapes thought, culture, and communication in a rapidly evolving world. My strength lies in transforming complex ideas into clear, compelling narratives and in applying creative, research-driven approaches to language, teaching, and technology.

My academic pursuits span World Englishes, Linguistic Theories, Morphology, and Research Methodology, while my core research focus lies at the intersection of language and technology. I am particularly intrigued by the role of AI-assisted language learning tools in redefining linguistic engagement, pedagogy, and scholarly inquiry. Alongside this, I actively explore Sociolinguistics, Pragmatics, Critical Discourse Analysis, Corpus Linguistics, NLP, Computer-Assisted Language Learning, Technology-Assisted Language Learning, Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Language Learning, and Forensic Linguistics. My interests also extend to emerging interdisciplinary areas such as Psycho-Neurolinguistics, Ecolinguistics, and Cultural Linguistics, where I examine the interplay between language, cognition, identity, and the environment. As both a researcher and educator, I am committed to integrating digital tools into English teaching and fostering innovative, technology-driven strategies that enhance creativity, engagement, and critical thinking.

Through my research, teaching, and writing, I aspire to contribute to a deeper, interdisciplinary understanding of language bridging tradition with innovation, and theory with practice in today’s globalized, technologically dynamic landscape.