Dr. Elizabeth Amarukhor Omoruyi
Dr. Elizabeth Amarukhor Omoruyi is a lecturer at the International Business School The Hague with a strong interdisciplinary background in humanities, communication, and leadership studies. Since joining the institution in 2016, she has been teaching a range of courses, including Business English, Cross-Cultural Communication and Management, Leadership, Comparative Religion, Academic Skills, and Argumentation and Debate.
Dr. Omoruyi is currently affiliated as a researcher with Utrecht University and previously pursued her doctoral research at the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society (LUCAS), where she developed expertise in cultural studies, literature, and communication. She holds a Master’s degree in English (Literature) and a Bachelor’s degree in Adult Education and English, both from the University of Ibadan.
Her professional experience spans academia, education, and consultancy. Before her current role, she worked as a lecturer and educator in Nigeria and held positions in project and event management within the creative and consulting sectors. She also contributes to international business and online marketing initiatives, bringing a practical and global perspective to her teaching.
Dr. Omoruyi is an active scholar with publications in the fields of literature, culture, and social issues, including topics such as gender, identity, and socio-political narratives in African contexts. She has contributed to academic journals, edited publications, and attended international conferences, often collaborating on interdisciplinary research projects.
Teaching Approach
Dr. Omoruyi’s teaching is student-centered and communication-focused. She emphasizes critical thinking, intercultural awareness, and effective expression, equipping students with the skills needed to operate in diverse and global environments.