Iskandar is a postgraduate in Business Economics with teaching experience in Microeconomics, Statistics, Business Mathematics, and Human Resource Management. He adopts a structured and analytical approach to teaching, with a focus on translating mathematical and economic concepts into clear, accessible frameworks. He guides students in applying quantitative analysis to real-world business decisions and emphasises the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

He adopts a structured and analytical approach to teaching, with a focus on translating mathematical and economic concepts into clear, accessible frameworks. He guides students in applying quantitative analysis to real-world business decisions and emphasises the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

His emerging research interests centre on wage stagnation, rising cost of living, and firm-level cost dynamics within the Malaysian context — themes that connect economic theory with pressing societal concerns.

In parallel with his teaching, Iskandar is actively developing his research profile, with a particular interest in how economic models can be used to address public policy challenges in Malaysia.