Beyond his teaching responsibilities, he supervises graduate theses and plays an active role in departmental operations and committee work. His research interests encompass sports management, sports marketing, social media and fan engagement, and sport for development and peace. His notable publications include studies on improving managerial performance within sports departments and a comparative analysis of the term "Kinesiology" as used in the names of institutions studying physical activity in the United States and Arab countries.

Dr.Omar Mohamed is a distinguished academic specializing in sports management, with extensive expertise in sports organizations, marketing, and social media engagement. He earned his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Physical Education, specializing in Sports Management, from Benha University, Egypt, in 2021. Dr.Omar Mohamed has cultivated a comprehensive teaching portfolio, delivering courses on a wide array of topics, including Scientific Principles of Sports Management, Public Relations and Media in Sports, Marketing in Sports, Crisis Management in Sports, Human Resources in Sports, Methods of Managing Sports Competitions, Legislation and Laws in Sports, Governmental and Private Organizations in Sports, Sports Facilities and Infrastructure, and Introduction to Sports Recreation.

Dr.Omar Mohamed is currently engaged in research on gender disparity in leading sports management journals. He has been recognized for his academic contributions through a full scholarship for a postgraduate course in Sports Management at Leipzig University, Germany, and a scholarship for a postdoctoral fellowship in Canada. These opportunities have further enhanced his expertise and underscore his dedication to advancing the field of sports management.