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Tanjina Sharmin is a full-time Lecturer at the Monash Law Faculty, joining in 2019. She previously taught at a leading Bangladeshi law school and practiced law in a foreign jurisdiction.
- LLM, Commercial Laws, University of Cambridge
- LLM and LLB, University of Dhaka
- PhD, International Economic Law, Monash University
Her research focuses on International Economic Law, Investor-State Dispute Resolution, and Commercial Laws, with recent work on post-COVID-19 investment treaties and Malaysian contract law modernization. Key themes include Arbitration Law, Developing Countries' Legal Challenges, and Regulatory Sovereignty.
Notable scientific awards include the Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) (2024) and Commonwealth Scholar status. Her publications span topics like MFN clauses, Investor-State Arbitration, and Legal Reforms in Developing Nations.
- Cources: Law of Contract, Corporations Law
- Role: Contract A Course Co-ordinator (from 2024)
She participates in Centre for Commercial Law and Regulatory Studies (CLARS) and contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Legal Development and Economic Prosperity.
