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- Qualifications:LLM, PgCertRes; PhD, SFHEA
- Position:Senior Lecturer Policing
About me
Dr Mohammed Akinwunmi-Othman is an experienced academic with 29 years of expertise across Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. He is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA) and holds a Doctorate in Law. Dr Akinwunmi-Othman is dedicated to inclusive, student-centred education and transformative learning. His work integrates law, policing, and global governance, with a strong emphasis on curriculum innovation, interdisciplinary research, and mentoring future leaders. He brings a global perspective to university education, shaped by extensive engagement with diverse communities and academic systems.
Key Highlights:
- 29 years in higher education across three continents
- Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA)
- Expertise in curriculum design, program leadership, and academic governance
- Research focus includes constitutional law, human rights, and international legal systems
- Proven track record in student supervision and interdisciplinary collaboration
Research & Expertise:
- Policing and Criminology
- Constitutional and Public Law
- Human Rights and International Law
- Transnational Legal Systems
- Globalisation and Legal Reform
- English Legal System and Legal Theory
- Pedagogical Innovation in Higher Education
Professional Engagement:
- Open to supervising postgraduate research
- Actively involved in collaborative research and knowledge exchange
- Committed to lifelong learning and professional development
Personal Interests:
- International travel and cultural exploration
- Community engagement and networking
- Photography and the creative arts
- Sports and well-being
Area of expertise
Dr Mohammed Akinwunmi-Othman’s academic and research portfolio reflects a robust interdisciplinary approach, integrating legal theory, policing practice, and global governance. His expertise spans a broad spectrum of disciplines, with a focus on real-world application, ethical leadership, and transformative education.
Policing and Criminology:
Specialising in contemporary policing research strategies, criminal justice systems, and ethical law enforcement, with a strong emphasis on community engagement, accountability, and professional standards.
Constitutional and Public Law:
Expert in the principles and structures of governance, civil liberties, and the rule of law, with a focus on democratic accountability and legal reform.
Human Rights and International Law:
Committed to advancing global human rights through legal scholarship, advocacy, and analysis of international institutions and frameworks.
International and Transnational Law:
Explores legal systems beyond national borders, including treaty law, global governance, and the dynamics of legal pluralism in a globalised context.
Globalisation and Legal Reform:
Investigates the impact of global political, economic, and cultural forces on legal systems, with a focus on reform, harmonisation, and adaptive legal frameworks.
English Legal System and Legal Theory:
Provides comprehensive insights into the foundations, institutions, and processes of the legal system in England and Wales, bridging theory and practice.
Pedagogical Innovation in Legal Education:
Dedicated to enhancing legal education through student-centred teaching, curriculum design, and inclusive learning strategies that prepare graduates for complex global challenges.
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