Dr Ahsan Ahmad is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Foreign Languages at Aligarh Muslim University, where he teaches Spanish language and culture. He has been part of the department since 2021 and is actively involved in teaching, research, and academic events. He completed his PhD in Spanish from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. His doctoral research explored how social media can be used effectively in Spanish language classrooms in India. Over the years, his academic work has focused on language teaching, cultural understanding, and the experience of Indian learners studying Spanish as a foreign language.  Dr. Ahmad has published research articles in national and international journals on topics such as social media in language learning, cultural challenges in foreign language education, and India–Spain relations. He regularly presents papers at seminars and conferences and has also served as a session moderator at international academic events. His work reflects a strong interest in connecting language learning with culture, technology, and real classroom practice. Before joining AMU, he gained teaching experience at Jawaharlal Nehru University and worked in translation and interpretation for various professional settings, including interactions with Spanish-speaking visitors and international professionals. These experiences have strengthened his practical understanding of language use beyond the classroom. Along with his academic work, Dr Ahmad has participated in international academic programs and language courses abroad, further deepening his engagement with Spanish-speaking cultures. He believes that language learning is not just about grammar and vocabulary, but about building cultural awareness and meaningful communication. His broader academic interests include foreign language pedagogy, intercultural communication, and the role of technology in language education. Through his teaching and research, he aims to make language learning more engaging, relevant, and connected to the real world.