Esraa Tarawneh, PhD

Can you tell us about your current role(s) and interests?

I am an Assistant Professor of Water and Environmental Engineering at Mutah University. I am dedicated to addressing crucial water and environmental issues, I currently work with partners from multiple countries to investigate water security, climate change, and the sustainability of resources in arid areas.

In my role as a Professor, I teach a variety of courses and have received various training certifications in water, environmental issues, and sustainability. I have also been recognised for my contributions to the field through my participation in international scientific conferences and the receipt of prestigious grants and awards, including the Fulbright JDFP.

Besides teaching and supervising, I am also the PI of various capacity building and scientific projects concerning water scarcity and climate change, which pose significant challenges to the development of numerous regions globally.

What degree(s) did you study?

I hold a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering and a Master's degree in Water and Environmental Engineering, both from Mutah University, as well as a PhD in Water and Environmental Engineering from Liverpool University (2017).

What did you enjoy about undertaking your PhD in Liverpool School of Engineering?

I attribute my professional development to the University of Liverpool. It sharpened my research skills, prepared me to work in multi-disciplinary settings and helped me study complicated environmental scenarios and search for sustainable solutions.