Dr. Mohammad Sharjeel Chaudhary has been working as an Assistant Professor at the department of English, A.M.U since 2019. Before joining the department of English, A.M.U., he has worked as guest teacher at The Bridge Course, CEPECAMI, A.M.U. Centre. His doctoral research is theorizing and critically scrutinizing linguistic identity and postcoloniality in English literature. As part of his M.A. dissertation, he attempted to analyse the Use of Deviant Language in the novel ‘The Kite Runner’ by Khalid Hosseni.
As part of enhancing his knowledge, he has also completed online courses in Written English from University of California, Berkeley. He has also completed various online courses from Australian National University and Washington University.

His other areas of interest include: Linguistic Imperialism, Digital Humanities, Decolonization and ELT, Second Language Learning, Translation Studies, and teaching English through literature.