Biography

Dr. Amira Badr is an Associate Professor of Constitutional and Administrative Law. She earned her Bachelor’s degree through the English-language Law Program, graduating with an Excellent grade and First-Class Honors, and ranking first in her cohort. She subsequently obtained a Master’s degree in Law in 2009 and a Ph.D. in Public Law in 2013.

Dr. Badr has 20 years of academic experience in her field. She has taught a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate law courses and supervised numerous master’s and doctoral theses. Her research interests focus on constitutional rights and freedoms and their safeguards, applications of artificial intelligence in administrative work, digital oversight and privacy protection, social justice, and environmental protection within the constitutional framework.

Dr. Badr believes that legal education is an interactive and collaborative process between faculty members and students. Her teaching approach emphasizes active student participation, the development of analytical and critical-thinking skills, and the acquisition of practical skills required for professional life. She also highlights the importance of using modern learning tools and technologies to enhance the effectiveness of teaching and learning.

Terminal Degree: Ph.D. in Constitutional and Administrative Law, Mansoura University, Egypt, 2013.