Law

Ramat Olabode

Assistant Lecturer

Dr Ramat Tobi Abudu-Olabode is an Assistant Lecturer in Law at the School of Social Sciences, Law and Education at TU Dublin. Her research focuses on public international law, with particular interests in human rights, the law of the sea, climate law, maritime security and human security. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges global legal frameworks with emerging socio-political and environmental challenges. Further details of her research and scholarly interests can be found [here].

She earned her PhD in International Law from University College Cork and has previously held lecturing and teaching positions at Maynooth University, Griffith College Dublin, University College Dublin, and University College Cork. Her teaching experience spans a wide array of modules, including:

· Administrative Law

· Legal Skills

· European Human Rights Law

· EU Constitutional Law

· Public International Law

· International Humanitarian Law

· The Law of the Sea

· International Intellectual Property Law

· Business Law

· Irish Legal System

She is a Committee Member for Ireland on the EU COST Action BlueRight Project, which explores legal protections of human rights at sea. She is also a reviewer for Third World Quarterly and an active member of several professional and scholarly networks, including:

· Society of Legal Scholars (UK)

· International Association of Privacy Professionals (CIPP/E)

· Information Systems Security Association (ISC2)

Academic Qualifications

· Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (Postgraduate Certificate), University College Cork (2023)

· PhD in Law, University College Cork (2022)

· LL.M (Marine and Maritime Law), University College Cork (2018)

· Barrister at Law, Nigerian Law School (2015)

· Bachelor of Laws (LL.B Hons), Madonna University (2014)