Abeer Mohammed Al-Wajih, an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science – faculty of Commerce and Economics – Sana’a University.
Vice Dean For the Quality Assurance
Field of study and interest:
Political Science in general, political systems, international relations, methods and theories of international relations, and political analysis.

Education:
PHD in Political Science – University of Tunis El Manar – January 2023.
* Master’s degree in Political Science – University of Tunis El Manar-2016.
* Bachelor’s degree – Sana’a University – faculty of Commerce and Economics – Department of Political Science / 2005.
Computer diploma at the Canadian Center for Development and Capacity Development 2013..
Studying English at the Yemeni American Institute (Yali) Graduated 2012.

Experience:
Teaching at Sana’a University- faculty of Commerce and Economics/Department of the Political Science.
Supervising student research.
Experience in Management (preparation for the exam and supervising their progress in the college).
Coordination and organization the students scientific seminars.

Conferences and Workshops:
Participation with the American Political Science Association.
“MENA Workshops2018 “
(The Ev0lving Role of Political Institutions in the Arab) Tunisia 2019 world”

Contribution at the training course on Open Government in Tunisia 2018-2019, obtaining a certificate sponsored by the University of Tunis El Manar and Open Government partners, and preparing a policy paper on regions and open government.

Participation in the regional training workshop on localities in the Arab region from 4-6 December 2016 – Egypt – Alexandria.
Participation in a training course – development of public administration in Yemen, Taiz 2005.
Attending a number of seminars and symposiums on democratic transition in Tunisia.

Research and scientific papers:
Book about: The political conflict in Yemen 2011-2021, Arwaqa Foundation for Studies, Translation and Publishing, Cairo, 2023.
Preparation a policy paper on regions and open government, Tunisia 2019.
Working paper on: The Constitution of Yemen after 2011, presented to the American Political Science Association’s 2018 Middle East and North Africa Workshops on: ‘The Evolving Role of Political Institutions in the Arab World’, Tunisia 2019.
Collective book on: A guide to supporting local women’s participation and activities in the Arab region, Alternatives Forum for Arab Studies and the Swedish Institute in Alexandria, October 2017.