Mohamed Moussa is a judge at the Pre-Trial Chambers of the Egyptian Court of Cassation and an advisor at the Egyptian Legislation Reform Commission. Prior to this, he served as a prosecutor at the Office of the Attorney General.

Before joining Cambridge’s PhD in Law program, he earned an LLM from Harvard Law School as a Fulbright Scholar. During his study at Harvard, he worked as a Research Assistant to Professor Matthew Stephenson and received honors as well as the Harvard Academic Writing Fellowship for his thesis. Mohamed previously researched for Professor M. Cheriff Bassiouny “Godfather of International Criminal Law” from DePaul College of Law.  He was also a clinical student clerk to the Chief Judge of the US Federal District Court of Massachusetts.

Teaching Experience:

Supervisor of EU law (topics of Judicial Remedies), Cambridge Law Tripos, Lent 2020

Supervisor of Public International law (topics of Territorial Conflicts and Global Commons), Cambridge Law Tripos, Lent 2020