Roles

Dr. Salma Al-Shukri is a faculty member in the Department of Economics, Tripoli. Mrs. Salma Al-Shukri has been working at the University of Tripoli as a lecturer since 11/13/2008 and has many scientific publications in her field of specialization. She is interested in teaching Libyan foreign policy (Master’s) and international relations courses, Arab political thought, politics and governance in Islam, and the system of governance and politics in Europe (Bachelor’s). She has evaluated and discussed many master’s theses in the field of economics.

Careers

She obtained her doctorate in 2007 from Cairo University, and has worked as a permanent faculty member in the Department of Economics and Political Science since 1999.  The current academic degree is lecturer

Member of the Scientific Committee of the Department of Political Science 2016 Member of the Scientific Committee of the Department of Political Science 703-2024 Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies in the Department of Political Science 2000 Teaching in the college’s distance education program 2014 - 2015

Member of the committee for supervising and monitoring the final exams 2016

Research Interests

Member of the Scientific Committee of the Department of Political Science 2016 Member of the Scientific Committee of the Department of Political Science 703-2024 Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies in the Department of Political Science 2000 Teaching in the college’s distance education program 2014 - 2015

Member of the committee for supervising and monitoring the final exams 2016

The focus of research interest is on issues related to:

1- The second Gulf crisis in light of two conflict variables. Arabic. (1945-1990)

2 - Libyan foreign policy towards Sudan in Arabic (1989-2004)

External Activities

English language courses: -

English language course at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, summer 2002, level 202

English language course at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, fall 2002, level 204

An English language course at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, summer 2003. 

English language course at the British Institute in Cairo 2002-2003