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Ronnah Tumusiime

Ronnah Tumusiime

Lecturer

Nottingham Law School

Staff Group(s)
Nottingham Law School staff

Role

Ronnah Tumusiime is a Lecturer at the Nottingham Law School. Ronnah currently teaches an undergraduate module, the “Legal and Professional Environment”. Ronnah has a PhD in Laws from the Nottingham Trent University, an LLM in Oil and Gas Law from Robert Gordon University, Scotland, United Kingdom, an LLB with honours from Moi University, Kenya and a Diploma in Legal Practice. Her research interest is in legal and regulatory frameworks in oil and gas producing countries, with a specific focus in environmental protection and socio-economic resilience in developing countries. Ronnah has practiced law since 2016, worked in both national and international organisations, and is currently a Law Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University.

Career overview

Ronnah is a former Barrister representing clients in civil, commercial and probate litigation. Ronnah also worked with the International Law Institute, involved in organizing advance training for legal professionals in extractive / oil and gas contracting, legislative drafting, dispute resolution mechanisms among others. She has also worked with the Parliament of Uganda involved in legal and legislative drafting of varying laws.

Research areas

Ronnah’s research interest is in legal and regulatory frameworks in oil and gas producing countries, with a specific focus in environmental protection and socio-economic resilience in developing countries.

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