Selene TANNE
Selene read Law at King’s College London (KCL) from 2018 to 2021. At KCL, Selene was an Undergraduate Research Fellow. She started working in the Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law (APCEL) in 2020, first as a pro bono student intern and then as a full-time Research Assistant. Before pursuing an academic career, Selene volunteered with a foreign environmental NGO and trained in an international company under in-house legal counsels. As a researcher, Selene has been involved in projects on green finance, transnational advocacy networks, marine plastic pollution, climate change litigation, and the UNEP Environmental Courts & Tribunals: A Guide for Policy Makers 2021. Selene was appointed as a Sheridan Fellow in 2023 and teaches Principles of Property Law.
Education
LLB (King’s College London)
Current Courses
Principles of Property Law
Selene read Law at King’s College London (KCL) from 2018 to 2021. At KCL, Selene was an Undergraduate Research Fellow. She started working in the Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law (APCEL) in 2020, first as a pro bono student intern and then as a full-time Research Assistant. Before pursuing an academic career, Selene volunteered with a foreign environmental NGO and trained in an international company under in-house legal counsels. As a researcher, Selene has been involved in projects on green finance, transnational advocacy networks, marine plastic pollution, climate change litigation, and the UNEP Environmental Courts & Tribunals: A Guide for Policy Makers 2021. Selene was appointed as a Sheridan Fellow in 2023 and teaches Principles of Property Law.
- Environmental law
- International law
- Human rights law
- Regulation
- Jurisprudence