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Dr Salahaldin Abdulkader
Biography
Dr. Salahaldin Jebarah is a distinguished legal scholar and practitioner with extensive academic and professional experience across Sudan, the Netherlands, the UK, and the Gulf region. He holds a PhD in Commercial Law from the University of Wolverhampton and an LLM in International Business and Commercial Law from the University of West London.
Before transitioning into academia, Dr. Jebarah practiced as a solicitor in the United Kingdom, where he gained valuable hands-on experience in commercial and corporate law. His academic career has been equally impressive, having served as Head of the College of Law at Gulf University in Bahrain and as a judicial trainer for the Sudanese Ministry of Justice, where he played a key role in enhancing the legal skills of judges and legal professionals.
Currently, Dr. Jebarah serves as an expert in the Department of Commercial Law at the College of Business, Sohar University, Oman. In this role, he contributes to both teaching and research, focusing on commercial law, international trade, and dispute resolution.
Dr. Jebarah is a prolific researcher and author, with numerous publications in reputable journals and books covering various aspects of commercial law, arbitration, and cross-border transactions. His work reflects a deep understanding of the evolving legal landscape and its practical implications in a globalized economy.
As an external reviewer for the National Qualifications Framework (Law Program) under the Oman Academic Accreditation Authority, Dr. Jebarah plays a vital role in ensuring academic excellence and alignment with international standards. He remains deeply committed to advancing legal education and fostering scholarly inquiry in the field of law.
Qualification
- PhD in International Commercial Arbitration – University of Wolverhampton – UK.
- OTHM LEVL 7 Diploma in Education Management and leadership – London Eynesford College – UK.
- Master of Law (LLM) in International Business and Commercial Law – University of West London – UK.
- High National Diploma in law and Securities Sciences – Faculty of law – Erasmus University – Da Vinci College – Rotterdam – Netherlands.
- Higher Diploma in law and Policing Sciences – Faculty of Sudanese police – Khartoum – Sudan.
- Bachelor (LLB) Law degree from law college – Cairo University, Khartoum Branch,1993 (currently, Al Neelain University).
Teaching Interest
Dr. Jebarah brings a wealth of practical and academic experience to his teaching, which spans multiple jurisdictions and educational systems. His teaching interests align closely with his research and professional background, and include:
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Courses:
- Commercial Law
- Corporate Law
- International Business Law
- Contract Law
- Legal Systems and Methodology
- Introduction to Jurisprudence
- Comparative Law
- Business Regulation and Compliance
Postgraduate Supervision:
- LLM and PhD supervision in areas related to commercial law, arbitration, and international trade law
Dr. Jebarah is passionate about fostering critical thinking and analytical skills in students. He employs a case-based, practice-oriented approach to teaching, integrating real-world legal scenarios and encouraging interdisciplinary perspectives.
Research Interest
Dr. Salahaldin Jebarah’s research focuses on the intersection of commercial law , international business transactions , and dispute resolution mechanisms . His scholarly work explores contemporary legal challenges in domestic and cross-border commercial practices, with a particular emphasis on:
- Commercial and corporate law in domestic and international contexts
- International trade law and investment regulations
- Comparative studies of legal systems (Common Law vs. Civil Law)
- Arbitration and alternative dispute resolution (ADR)
- Legal frameworks governing digital commerce and fintech
- Regulatory reforms in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) jurisdictions
- Contractual enforcement and compliance in emerging markets
Dr. Jebarah is committed to producing high-impact, policy-relevant research that contributes to both academic discourse and practical legal development.