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Dr. Shatha Ismaeel is a Bahraini national, working as an Assistant Professor in law department, College of law at PMU, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
She received her Bachelor degree in law from University of Bahrain in Kingdom of Bahrain in 2009, Master degree in public law from University of Bahrain in Kingdom of Bahrain in 2011, and her Ph.D. from college of law in Cairo university, Arab Republic of Egypt in 2019.
Dr. Shatha is a licensed lawyer and a legal expert in Bahrain comes to PMU with 15 years of experience in different practical law fields: law offices, legal department in insurance company and a legal expert and assessor who worked in the international organization the Middle East and North Africa Financial Action Task force ( MENAFATF) doing AML/CFT assessments, compliance and conducted several workshops, lectures, seminars and provided technical assistance support for all members of the organization in several law topics.
Dr. Shatha is excellent at communicating and fluent in both Arabic and English, and she hopes to contribute to the development of education and support the principles of academic, training and legal research at PMU and in KSA .
2014-2018 P.H.D in Law, College of Law, Cairo University, Major: Criminal law
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2008 to 2011 |
Master’s degree in Public Law , College of Law , University of Bahrain
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2004 to 2008 |
Bachelor’s Degree in law, (College of Law , University of Bahrain).
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Money Laundering: Impact on Financial Institutions and International Law-A Systematic Literature Review
https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.16.4.823.835
The Impact of Digital Literacy on Cybercrime Awareness, Victimization, and Prevention Measures: A Study of Cyberbullying in Saudi Arabia
https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.171.77.96
- Assistant professor, college of law August 2023- till now
General Criminal Law, Private Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Internship, Adminstrative Law and Sources of Obligation.
Criminal law, cypercrimes, AML/CFT combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism, human rights, public international law and adminstrative law.