Marina Nehme

Associate Professor Marina Nehme is affiliated with the School of Private and Commercial Law at the University of New South Wales' Faculty of Law and Justice. She holds an PhD (UWS), LLM by Research (UTS), LLM by Coursework (UNSW), and LLB. Her research focuses on regulatory frameworks, corporate governance, enforceable undertakings, Indigenous corporations, and legal education innovation.

**Education:**

• PhD, University of Western Sydney
• Grad Cert High Ed, Deakin University
• LLM by Research, University of Technology Sydney
• LLM by Coursework, UNSW
• LLB

**Research Interests:**
Marina's work centers on enforceable undertakings, crowd equity funding, and governance within Indigenous corporations. She actively engages with policy reforms in corporate regulation and legal education. Her studies bridge theory and practice, addressing gaps in regulatory reliance and promoting ethical corporate behavior.

**Awards & Recognition:**

• ARC Student and Supervisor Award (2021)
• UNSW Scientia Education Fellow
• Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning (2011)

**Grants & Contracts:**

• $150k+ project on enforceable undertakings' deterrence effects (2017-2018)
• UNSW Law Learning & Teaching Grant ($7.5k, 2015)
• CIFR Competition Policy Project ($230k, 2014-2015)

**Labs & Collaborations:**
Marina collaborates with institutions like the NSW Law Society (FLIP project) and the UK's Newcastle University. She contributes to policy consultations for ASIC, Treasury, and Indigenous agencies.