Dr. Eihab Abdel Rahim Dawi Ahmed is Assistant Professor of Applied Statistics and Biostatistics, currently serving at the Arab Open University (AOU) in Kuwait. Born on July 26, 1972, in Sudan, Dr. Eihab has built an illustrious career spanning academia, research, and institutional leadership.
He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Applied Statistics and Demography from the University of Gezira in 1998, followed by a Master’s degree in Applied Statistics in 2004, and a Ph.D. in Biostatistics in 2018, focusing on the profiling analysis of socioeconomic factors and their influence on diarrheal diseases among children in Gezira State, Sudan.
Dr. Eihab has held various roles across Sudan and Kuwait. Notably, he was the Acting Rector of the Arab Open University in Sudan (2019–2021), where he increased student enrollment by over 300%, enhanced blended learning, and promoted online education during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to his leadership roles, he has a long history of teaching and curriculum development, specializing in statistics, research methodologies, and data analysis.
With expertise in statistical research methodology, health statistics, and agricultural statistics, Dr. Eihab has published extensively, including works on infant and child mortality, cervical cancer awareness, and rainfall trends in Sudan. His recent research explores topics such as knowledge sharing in healthcare, AI integration in governance, and customer satisfaction in private healthcare institutions.
An accomplished trainer and consultant, Dr. Eihab has provided numerous workshops and training sessions in advanced statistical techniques, data analysis, and faculty development across Sudan and the Arab world. He is a certified professional trainer and a member of the Arab Trainers Union.
Fluent in Arabic and English, Dr. Eihab’s contributions extend to consultancy projects and leadership in higher education, where his work emphasizes innovation, research excellence, and societal impact.