Senior Lecturer · Faculty of Computing, UTM
Information systems for healthcare, learning and the built environment.
Dr Ahmad Fadhil Yusof studies how people adopt and keep using technology. He teaches and supervises in the Department of Applied Computing & Artificial Intelligence and manages incoming student mobility at UTM International.
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Publications
575
Citations
10
h-index
2015
Joined UTM
Metrics from UTM Scholar, October 2026.
About
He is affiliated with the Intelligent Informatics Research Group (IIRG) and the Smart Digital Community cluster, and led the Information Engineering and Behavioral Informatics (INFOBEE) Research Group from 2020 to 2023. His funded projects span mobile health, e-learning, gamification and explainable AI in healthcare, several with industry partners.
Since 1 February 2020 he has served as Manager (Inbound Mobility), Global Education & Experience, UTM International. His research has earned several best paper awards, and he has been an invited speaker at universities in Indonesia, the Philippines, Türkiye and Lithuania. See awards and invited talks.
Education
PhD, Information Systems (2015)
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia · Best Student Award
MSc, IT Management (2011)
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
BSc, Computer Science (2009)
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Research focus
Technology adoption
Why people accept, use and continue using information systems in healthcare, education and the built environment.
Digital health & AI
Mobile health, exergames, social-network health interventions and explainable AI for healthcare.
Digital learning
MOOCs, gamification and connectivism-based e-learning for higher education.
Contact
Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Computing
Department of Applied Computing and Artificial Intelligence
Manager (Inbound Mobility), UTM International
Block S19, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
81310 UTM Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
Email ahmadfadhil@utm.my · afadhil2@gmail.com
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