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Last updated 18th April 2024

Kikelomo Kila is a researcher in climate change, renewable energy and corporate regulation law and policy in developing countries. Her extensive research in climate change law earned her an endorsement as an Exceptional Talent in Legal Research by the British Academy in March 2020 and she has a recent Book Chapter publication with Cambridge University Press. She obtained a PhD in Climate Change Law and Policy from the University of Exeter under full doctoral sponsorship by the Petroleum Technology Development Fund. She obtained her LLB from the University of Buckingham in 2009 and LLM in Oil and Gas Law from Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen in 2012. She is a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme court of Nigeria and a Senior Research Consultant (Policy, Consultation and Legislative Drafting) to the Constitution Review Committee of the Nigerian Senate. Kikelomo specialises in teaching Employment Law, Torts Law and Equity and Trusts Law and has practical experience in employment and torts law matters.  Kike’s teaching expertise also covers a broad range of foundational law modules including Company Law, EU Law and Competition Law.

Kikelomo has been involved in organising conferences with leading researchers and stakeholders from universities in Canada, South Africa, UK, and Europe to discuss topical issues in climate change, Energy, Environmental and sustainable development legal framework and policies. She has experience in designing and developing virtual learning programmes for teaching and learning in higher education and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.