Alumni Profile
Mohd Ferdaus is a lifelong learner whose passion for knowledge is rooted in the belief that education shapes values. He holds a PhD in Psychology and a bachelor’s degree in Islamic Studies. Ferdaus strives for the integration of modern psychology with Islamic perspectives through the advancement of the Science of the Soul discipline. He is a dedicated volunteer and community worker, promoting value-based education, lifelong learning, and the application of knowledge for positive community impact.
Program Highlights
My AAMEP experience was absolutely wonderful. I especially appreciated the diversity of participants and perspectives, which allowed for enriching discussions and learning opportunities. The experience also provided excellent opportunities to improve my networking and connect with valuable colleagues in the field. The program also fostered reflection on my own personal and professional development, which I found incredibly valuable. I am grateful for the opportunity to have participated in such a well-rounded and enriching program.
My AAMEP experience has profoundly shifted my understanding of Australia’s approach to cultural and religious diversity. Witnessing the Australian government’s commitment to understanding this diversity, acknowledging the threat of Islamophobia, and recognizing the valuable contributions of Muslims and Australian Muslims to the community was truly refreshing. It instilled a sense of optimism and highlighted Australia’s potential to foster greater religious harmony in the near future, particularly through initiatives like this program.
The AAMEP has been a transformative experience, shaping both my personal values and professional aspirations. The program has strengthened my vision for religious harmony and the importance of embodying Islamic values in daily life. I am now more determined to steadfastly engage in community work, guided by the principles of love, care, and Rahmatan Lil’alamin. Furthermore, I am deeply motivated to sustain efforts in integrating Islamic perspectives into psychology, believing it can significantly contribute to enhancing community well-being. This experience has ignited a passion within me to contribute to a more inclusive and compassionate world.
My AAMEP experience has profoundly shifted my understanding of Australia’s approach to cultural and religious diversity. Witnessing the Australian government’s commitment to understanding this diversity, acknowledging the threat of Islamophobia, and recognizing the valuable contributions of Muslims and Australian Muslims to the community was truly refreshing. It instilled a sense of optimism and highlighted Australia’s potential to foster greater religious harmony in the near future, particularly through initiatives like this program.
The AAMEP has been a transformative experience, shaping both my personal values and professional aspirations. The program has strengthened my vision for religious harmony and the importance of embodying Islamic values in daily life. I am now more determined to steadfastly engage in community work, guided by the principles of love, care, and Rahmatan Lil’alamin. Furthermore, I am deeply motivated to sustain efforts in integrating Islamic perspectives into psychology, believing it can significantly contribute to enhancing community well-being. This experience has ignited a passion within me to contribute to a more inclusive and compassionate world.
