Lisenco Vlada

About

Vlada Lisenco is a remarkable specialist in international and European law, holding a habilitated doctorate from Lomonosov Moscow State University, specializing in public international law. Her academic career includes the position of university lecturer and advisor to the rector for international development at the University of European Studies of Moldova, where she teaches and contributes to European cooperation programs. Recently, as a Fulbright Visiting Professor at the University of South Florida in the United States, she delivered lectures, workshops, and conducted applied research in areas such as peace, conflict resolution, and sustainable development, developing interdisciplinary modules and academic partnerships between Moldovan and American institutions. Her institutional collaborations are impressive, including her role as a consultant for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) since 2019, where she provides expertise in human rights, human trafficking, and sustainable development. Previously, between 2005-2015, she served as a national legal officer at the OSCE Mission in Moldova, Tiraspol office, contributing to the peaceful resolution of the Transnistrian conflict by monitoring judicial reforms, promoting minority rights, and combating domestic violence. She has also been involved with universities in the EU and USA as a visiting professor, promoting global citizenship and educational diplomacy. As a dedicated activist, Vlada Lisenco supports initiatives for civic engagement and peacebuilding, with extensive experience in international leadership and digital transformation programs. Partially trained at James Madison University, she combines academic expertise with international practice, inspiring generations of students through her emphasis on social cohesion and global understanding. Her personal life reflects a commitment to education and diplomacy, although family details remain discreet in public sources.