Roles

Tarek  Osman is a faculty member at the Faculty of Economics and Political Science, University of Tripoli, in the Department of Political Science. He is an academic lecturer with extensive contributions to community engagement and has delivered numerous seminars and published several scholarly works in the field of Political Science.

His academic and administrative responsibilities include:

• Coordinator of Studies and Examinations, Department of Political Science, from 2015 to 2023.
• Acting Head of the Department of Political Science on several occasions.
• Appointed as the Primary Administrator of the department's academic information system.
• Appointed as Head of Quality Assurance for the Department of Political Science in 2023, and reappointed to the same position in 2025.
• Assigned responsibility for the management and administration of the department's electronic academic system.

Careers

.Academic Experience

Tariq Othman began his academic career as a part-time lecturer at the University of Tripoli in 2014, where he taught a variety of undergraduate courses in the field of Political Science.

In 2015, he was appointed as an Assistant Lecturer at the University of Tripoli. Since then, he has actively contributed to the University's academic and administrative development through participation in numerous academic, institutional, and community activities at both the national and international levels.

Throughout his academic career, he has taught a wide range of courses within the discipline of Political Science, while also engaging in research, academic service, quality assurance initiatives, and departmental administration.

Research Interests

political scinence . Poblicy

socience science

External Activities

• Supervised and guided many candidates in scientific and academic studies outside the university, across different specializations.

• Delivered a training course in 2018 for security agencies on managing demonstrations and handling them peacefully, with methods for maintaining order.

• Conducted a course on public engagement during tense demonstrations, addressing situations of unrest and methods of control, specifically tailored for security and military units in Tripoli.

• Participated in several seminars addressing unconventional situations in Libya, including the spread of various weapons and armed groups, discussing their causes, impacts, and proposing recommendations for solutions.

• Took part in seminars on irregular migration, its implications, and associated challenges.

• Presented a research paper on food security in Libya at a conference organized by the Center for Strategic Studies, focusing on strategies for securing food in the country.