Enuma Moneke

Enuma Moneke serves as a Senior Lecturer in Law at Canterbury Christ Church University's School of Law, Policing and Social Sciences, appointed in 2022 after completing doctoral studies initiated in 2019. Previously, she held dual roles as Senior Research Fellow and Deputy Coordinator of the Centre for Continuing Legal Education at Nigeria's Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.

Her academic credentials include a Master's degree from SOAS, University of London, and ongoing PhD research at Canterbury Christ Church University. Professionally qualified as a Barrister and Solicitor of Nigeria's Supreme Court and a non-practicing Solicitor of England and Wales' Senior Courts, she brings practical legal experience from Haringey Law Centre in Housing Law and Debt.

Research centers on International Commercial Arbitration and International Investment Arbitration, with publications spanning these domains. Her doctoral work investigates Investment Treaties and Business-Human Rights intersections, complemented by scholarship in Maritime Law, Constitutional Law, and Corporate Governance. As a Chartered Institute of Arbitrators member, she actively promotes alternative dispute resolution methodologies.

No scientific awards or major prizes were documented in source materials.

While specific student supervision details remain unreported, her academic position implies active mentorship responsibilities. Grant funding information is absent from provided texts, though her research profile suggests potential involvement in arbitration-related projects. External engagement includes professional arbitration institute membership and prior legal practice.