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Previously, he led the Aston Professional Engineering Centre (APEC department) at Aston University for nearly two years. Under his leadership, the department achieved notable revenue growth through the strategic delivery of multidisciplinary programs in collaboration with numerous SMEs and industries across various sectors in the UK. His efforts were crucial in securing successful accreditation visits and restructuring the department to align with industry needs and the UK Education 2030 vision.

His extensive experience includes roles as a lecturer, senior lecturer, program director, and academic director at institutions such as Loughborough, Northampton, Swansea, and Bournemouth universities. His collaborative work seamlessly integrates technical expertise with strategic leadership, contributing significantly to both academic and industrial fields.

Additionally, Professor Khandan has acted as an academic supervisor for postdoctoral and PhD researchers, as well as KTP associates. He has also served as an external examiner and advisor for course development and PhD examinations at other higher education institutions. Furthermore, he has successfully secured research funding, and his research outputs have been published in numerous prestigious journals.