About me

Course: Problems in International Relations (POLI 464E), Law and Society: Foundations of Criminology (PLOI 421A 00), International Human Rights and Institutions (POLI V 369-I 001), International Conflict Management (POLI 368B).
• Designed the syllabus and curricular schemes of courses.
• Employed a variety of teaching styles to respond to the needs of diverse learners. Observed and evaluated student performance and development and provided appropriate feedback on work.
• Prepared instruction through lesson plans to address student’s assessed needs, goals and objectives.
• • Evaluated performance of students and made provisions to meet learning needs.

• Criminology
• Psychology of crime and forensic psychology
• Counter-terrorism and legal frameworks
• Sociology of legal institutions
• Economic foundations of law

Ethics (PHL 102), Political Sciences (POLI 100), Business Law and Communications (BUS 299), Global Issues (POLI 200), Sustainability and Development (POLI 202).
• Employed a variety of teaching styles to respond to the needs of diverse learners. Observed and evaluated student performance and development and provided appropriate feedback on work. • • Implemented instructional materials and curriculum to meet specific program needs.

Postgraduate Courses: Criminology, International Criminal Law, Law and Transnational Terrorism, Interdisciplinary Legal Studies, International Law of Armed Conflicts, Criminal Law in Common Law Jurisdictions Graduate Courses: Foundations of Criminal Law, Criminal Law, Principles of Public International Law, Criminology, Advanced Criminal Law, Comparative Criminal Law

Participated in continuing education programs related to dispute resolution techniques.
• Drafted settlement documents based on mutually agreed upon terms.
• Maintained confidential records of all proceedings, discussions, and decisions reached.

Created a safe space for both parties to discuss their differences of opinion.

Resolved complex national and international legal disputes through structured arbitration processes involving cross-border commercial and investment conflicts.
• Drafted legal opinions and arbitration decisions grounded in international trade, investment, and economic law, ensuring impartiality and legal rigor.
• Facilitated multi-party negotiations between state and non-state actors, emphasizing interest-based bargaining and conflict de-escalation.
• Applied comparative legal frameworks and treaty interpretation to arbitral proceedings, enhancing legitimacy and enforceability of outcomes.

•  Spain Post-Graduate Modules: Political History (POLI 630), Introduction to Research Methods (POLI 615), Regional Security (IR 600)
• Dissertation Supervision: At Oberta, I supervised 18 L.L.M theses on different subject matters of international trade law.
• Postgraduate Courses: Introduction to International Criminal Law, Criminology, Comparative Criminal Law

• Counter-Terrorism and Security Law, Regional Security, Advanced Topics in Criminology Graduate Modules: Comparative Law, Principles of Public International Law, International Organizations, Crime and Society.

• Modules: Legal Writing, Principles of Public International Law Utilized diverse teaching methods, lectures, presentations and class activities to deliver curriculum. •
• Delivered course lectures using modern technology to enhance student comprehension.
• Nottingham, United Kingdom

• Introduction to United Nations, Regional Security Initiated thought-provoking classroom discussions to help students develop critical thinking abilities.