Selene TANNE

Selene TANNE serves as a Sheridan Fellow at the National University of Singapore (NUS), appointed in 2023, where she teaches Principles of Property Law. Her academic foundation includes an LLB from King's College London (2018-2021), where she held an Undergraduate Research Fellowship and began collaborating with the Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law (APCEL) in 2020 as a pro bono intern before transitioning to full-time Research Assistant.

Her research expertise centers on Environmental Law, with documented contributions to green finance mechanisms, transnational advocacy networks addressing marine plastic pollution, and climate change litigation strategies. She co-developed the UNEP Environmental Courts & Tribunals: A Guide for Policy Makers (2021), reflecting her policy-oriented approach. Broader scholarly interests encompass Human Rights frameworks, Administrative and Constitutional Law theory, and intersections of Law with Religion and Society.

Professional experience includes pre-academic work with an environmental NGO and corporate legal training under in-house counsels. Current responsibilities focus on teaching Property Law, though no graduate student supervision or research grants are specified in available materials. Her career demonstrates integration of academic research with practical environmental governance challenges through APCEL affiliations.