My teaching experience began in 2006, when I was appointed as a teaching assistant in the college of Arts & Media at the University of Tripoli. Since the beginning, I have found teaching to be an important part of my learning experience, so I spent more than two years in the position before moving to the U.S where I started my Masters’ degree.

In 2010, and after getting my masters’ degree, specializing in (Film and Media Studies) from Arizona State University, I started working as an Assistant Lecturer at University of Tripoli. A few years later, and specifically in 2014, I started my Ph.D. journey at the Faculty of mass communication, Cairo University, Egypt, where I spent four years during which I was able to deepen my experience in the field of media research.

Upon receiving my Ph.D. degree in Media, Radio & Television Department, back in 2018, I joined once again the University of Tripoli from January 2019 to June 2022.  During this period of time, I headed the Photography & Video Editing program, Department of Visual Art, Faculty of Arts & Media, taught a number of specialized courses such as (Video editing, Short Film production, Videography, Photography, Studio Lighting, Documentary Films, Film Analysis, Film History), conducted several practical workshops within the department to raise the level of students’ practical abilities, and made many proposals to contribute to the development of the department and raise its efficiency.