Nasim Ahamed Mondal is currently pursuing a PhD at the Centre of Migration Research, University of Warsaw, Poland, exploring how international mobility shapes fertility patterns in low-fertility contexts. He was deeply honored to be recognized as the Best International PhD Student in Poland in 2025. His academic journey began at the International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai, where he earned both his MPhil and MA in Population Studies. Nasim has contributed to research projects funded by organizations such as the National Science Centre, Poland, UNICEF, and the Population Council, gaining expertise in both qualitative and quantitative methods. His research interests include migration, fertility, health and ageing. His current research is focused on the fertility patterns of migrants in the context of low fertility.
Selected publications
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Agnieszka Fihel,
Nasim Mondal,
Weronika Kloc-Nowak,
The short-lived fertility upturn among Polish emigrants to the Netherlands.
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Md Illias Kanchan Sk,
Balram Paswan,
Ankit Anand,
Nasim Mondal,
Praying until death: revisiting three delays model to contextualize the socio-cultural factors associated with maternal deaths in a region with high prevalence of eclampsia in India.
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Sapna Rocade,
Mithun Mog,
Nasim Mondal,
Nutritional status among tribal women in Maharashtra, India: Spatial variations and determinants.
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Nasim Mondal,
Quality of life among elderly in developing countries: issues and challenges.
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Hanumant Waghmare,
Nasim Mondal,
Babul Hossain,
Nutritional policies and anaemia among under-five children in selected south Asian countries: 1950-2016
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Nasim Mondal,
Fertility intentions and perceived health status: A study of Polish migrants and non-migrants.
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Nasim Mondal,
Agnieszka Fihel,
Weronika Kloc-Nowak,
The distortion of fertility due to migration: A comparative analysis of migrants in the Netherlands and stayers in Poland.
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Mateusz Krępa,
Nasim Mondal,
Can The Pushed-Back Speak? Tracing Narrative Agency of Enemised and Victimised Migrants in Poland