Hamida Milad Aburounia

Hamida Milad Aburounia is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Political Sciences, University of Tripoli, Libya. She has been actively contributing to academic and policy research since 1999, advancing through academic ranks from Teaching Assistant to Associate Professor. She holds a PhD from the University of Salford, UK, and has collaborated with international organizations such as UNDP, UN Women, USAID, and the African Union.

Her education includes:

• PhD in Built and Human Environment, University of Salford, UK (2007)
• MSc in Economic Development, Trade and Financing, Academy of Economic and Political Sciences, Tripoli (1998)
• BSc in Economic and Administrative Management, University of Tripoli (1994)

Dr. Aburounia's research centers on economics, sustainable development, gender, governance, and social policy. Her work emphasizes the intersection of cultural values and economic design, particularly in housing and development. She has published extensively in journals and conferences, focusing on Libya’s economic transformation, women’s migration, and constitutional development.

Her recent publications reflect a strong trend toward gender-inclusive development, sustainable economic models, and institutional reform in post-conflict Libya. Themes include the knowledge economy, human empowerment, and civil society's role in national reconciliation.

She has served as a consultant and trainer for various international institutions, though no formal scientific awards are listed.

Dr. Aburounia has advised on national policy and constitutional drafting and has trained female political candidates. She has not published a list of advisees. Her professional activities include participation in international conferences and training programs on leadership, gender, and governance.

She is actively involved in research and policy engagement, with no indication of lab or team leadership, but her collaborative work suggests strong institutional networks.