Ph.D, Maritime Law, University of Nantes, France
LL.M in international law, University of Perpignan, France
MS.c, Management of Maritime Affairs, Institute of Business Administration (IAE), University of Perpignan, France
Dr Khanssa Lagdami joined the World Maritime University (WMU) in 2015 and is currently the ITF Seafarers Trust Assistant Professor in Maritime Labour Law and
Policy at the WMU. Dr Lagdami is also the academic coordinator of the Maritime Welfare (Mari-Wel) program at WMU which is a professional development program
that delivers a comprehensive overview of topics and issues related to seafarers’ welfare, bringing together world-leading experts on seafarers’ rights, maritime
regulations, and welfare issues (https://www.wmu.se/programmes/maritime-welfare-mari-wel).
Dr. Lagdami is also a lead member of the future of work program at WMU (https://www.wmu.se/research/future-of-work). Dr Lagdami’s strengths lie in maritime labour law, human rights at sea, maritime security, and the future of work in the maritime sector. Her research and academic interests involve project creation, project management as well as capacity building, and training (especially for developing countries). Dr Khanssa Lagdami had the opportunity to teach international public law, the law of the sea, and maritime law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Nantes in France. She earned her doctorate in maritime law from the University of Nantes in France. Her multidisciplinary profile includes an M.Sc. in Maritime Affairs Management and an LL.M in International Comparative Law from the University of Perpignan in France.
Dr Khanssa Lagdami joined the World Maritime University (WMU) in 2015 and is currently the ITF Seafarers Trust Assistant Professor in Maritime Labour Law and
Policy at the WMU. Dr Lagdami is also the academic coordinator of the Maritime Welfare (Mari-Wel) program at WMU which is a professional development program
that delivers a comprehensive overview of topics and issues related to seafarers’ welfare, bringing together world-leading experts on seafarers’ rights, maritime
regulations, and welfare issues (https://www.wmu.se/programmes/maritime-welfare-mari-wel).
Dr. Lagdami is also a lead member of the future of work program at WMU (https://www.wmu.se/research/future-of-work). Dr Lagdami’s strengths lie in maritime labour law, human rights at sea, maritime security, and the future of work in the maritime sector. Her research and academic interests involve project creation, project management as well as capacity building, and training (especially for developing countries). Dr Khanssa Lagdami had the opportunity to teach international public law, the law of the sea, and maritime law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Nantes in France. She earned her doctorate in maritime law from the University of Nantes in France. Her multidisciplinary profile includes an M.Sc. in Maritime Affairs Management and an LL.M in International Comparative Law from the University of Perpignan in France.
