Dr. Jamileh Mohammad Mustafa is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Business Administration Studies at Arab Open University, Saudi Arabia. Her academic and professional experience encompasses Fintech, Finance, Business Economics, and Banking.
Prior to joining Arab Open University, Dr. Mustafa served as an Assistant Professor of FinTech at Middle East University from 2022 to 2026. She also brings extensive banking experience gained between 2004 and 2021, providing a foundation for her academic work.
Her research focuses on financial technology and its role in the development and performance of financial institutions. Her areas of interest include banking performance, financial inclusion, digital payments, regulatory technology, Islamic finance, and prudential regulation. Her work also examines the relationship between financial innovation, financial stability, and economic development.
Dr. Mustafa holds a qualification in Business Economics and a master’s degree in Finance from the University of Jordan. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in Financial and Banking Sciences from the Hashemite University.
Dr. Mustafa teaches in English, with academic interests spanning finance, financial technology (FinTech), business economics, and banking. Her teaching areas include Financial Management, Financial Analysis, Principles of Economics, Risk and Portfolio Management, Smart Contracts, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, Financial Markets and Institutions, Banking, and Financial Technology.
Dr. Mustafa served as an Assistant Professor at Middle East University from 2022 to 2026. She also has extensive professional experience in the banking sector, including experience as a branch manager. Her background brings together academic and practical perspectives on the financial services industry.
Dr. Mustafa’s research interests include financial technology, banking performance, financial inclusion, digital payments, Islamic finance, and financial regulation. Her work also examines regulatory technology, financial literacy, monetary policy, and the relationship between financial innovation and banking stability.
Her research profile and publications are available on Google Scholar.
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