Dr. Manel Ouni is a distinguished scholar, holding a Research Master’s degree in Transport and Safety Sciences from the Higher Institute of Transport and Logistics in Sousse (A.U 2022/2023). Her master’s thesis, titled “The nexus between poverty and indicators for sustainability in Transportation in MENA countries: Evidence from a panel ARDL approach,” earned her an excellent rating. Prior to this, she achieved a Fundamental License in Transport and Logistics Sciences (A.U 2020/2021) with a specialty in Transport Economics and Planning, receiving honors. Her educational journey commenced with a Baccalaureate in Experimental Sciences (A.U 2011/2012), where she secured a fairly good rating. 🎓🌐 #TransportScience #ResearchExcellence
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Dr. Manel Ouni brings her expertise to the forefront as a professional trainer at the Professional Training Center in Transport and Logistics from 2022 to 2023. In this role, she imparts invaluable knowledge through modules focusing on key aspects of the industry. Her instructional repertoire includes guiding individuals on executing commercial import transactions seamlessly. Additionally, Dr. Ouni shares insights into the intricacies of transportation and incoterms, providing a comprehensive understanding of these critical elements in the logistics landscape. Through her dynamic teaching, she equips learners with practical skills, contributing to their proficiency in the dynamic field of transport and logistics. 🚢📚
HIGHER EDUCATION EXPERIENCE:
In the academic realm, Dr. Manel Ouni serves as a part-time assistant at the Higher Institute of Transport and Logistics in Sousse, Tunisia, for the academic year 2023-2024. Specializing in Integrated Modeling (S1), she engages with students pursuing their 3rd National License in Transport and Urban Planning. Dr. Ouni’s intervention extends to directing focused work, aligning theoretical concepts with practical applications. Her dedication to shaping the next generation of transport professionals is evident through her role, fostering a dynamic learning environment. As an academic guide, she contributes to the development of well-rounded individuals in the intricate field of transport and urban planning. 📚🚗
CERTIFICATIONS:
Dr. Manel Ouni holds a notable array of certifications, showcasing her commitment to excellence in the field of logistics and transport. Notably, she received a Supply and Logistics Certificate from Mercy Corps and Disaster Ready, accredited by the prestigious Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT, United Kingdom) on October 8, 2023. This certification underscores her expertise in supply chain dynamics. Additionally, she was honored with a Certificate of Thanks from JCI Ksar Hlel on March 24, 2022, acknowledging her contributions. Dr. Ouni’s active participation in the international road safety conference, SanuitMaghreb, in November 2021, earned her a Certificate of Participation. 🛳️🏆
Research Focus :
Dr. Manel Ouni, a dedicated researcher and scholar, focuses her expertise on environmental sustainability and green logistics, evident in her publication “Environmental sustainability and green logistics: Evidence from BRICS and Gulf countries” using the cross-sectionally augmented autoregressive distributed lag (CS-ARDL) approach, published in Sustainable Development in 2024. She explores the nexus between indicators for sustainable transportation through a systematic literature review, shedding light on critical insights in environmental science and pollution research. Additionally, her research extends to healthcare, investigating the prevalence and risk factors of musculoskeletal disorders among Tunisian nurses. Dr. Ouni’s multidisciplinary contributions showcase her commitment to advancing knowledge in both logistics and healthcare domains. 🌍📚
Publication Top Notes :
Prevalence and risk factors of musculoskeletal disorders among Tunisian nurses.
The nexus between indicators for sustainable transportation: a systematic literature review
Environmental sustainability and green logistics: Evidence from BRICS and Gulf countries by cross‐sectionally augmented autoregressive distributed lag (CS‐ARDL) approach