Joseline Seidu is a dual-qualified lawyer (England & Wales and Ghana) with over six years’ experience working in the private and public sectors, who will be studying for an MPhil in Public Policy.
Before joining Cambridge, she worked as a State Attorney with the Office of the Attorney-General in Ghana. In that role she specialized in civil litigation where she handled a vast range of disputes including defence, trade, housing, human rights, and labour matters.
Joseline is interested in data-backed policy implementation and aims to gain a deep understanding of the contextual complexities underpinning the public policy making process.
