Dr. Omer Nazir is a Lecturer in Management. With a passion for exploring the intersections of technology, ethics, and social change, Omer's teaching philosophy emphasizes critical inquiry and a Socratic approach, fostering an environment where students are encouraged to challenge conventional ideas and develop deep critical thinking skills. His courses cover topics such as organisational evolution, the ethical implications of technological advancements, and current issues in business and society.

Omer's research delves into some of the most urgent challenges facing contemporary society, including modern slavery and the socio-economic impact of technology. His work draws on critical management studies, political economy, and neo-institutional theories, aiming to inform meaningful social change. He holds a PhD in Management from Massey University, where his research provided critical insights into debt bondage in India's brick kilns. Omer's diverse academic background includes experience in policy analysis and advisory roles, as well as active engagement with the academic community through top level peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and professional affiliations.