Amparo Sereno Rosado is a professor at the Higher Institute of Accounting and Administration of Lisbon (ISCAL) and a researcher integrated into Observare – Observatory of Foreign Relations (UAL). Among the various subjects taught, it is important to highlight Environmental Law – in particular the protection of international waters –, European Union Law (DUE) and the International Protection of Human Rights, within the scope of which he has already published an extensive work – namely , five monographs and almost a hundred documents of an academic and scientific nature, namely articles from legal or technical journals, book chapters and communications in the proceedings of scientific events. As an “Erasmus student”, he completed a master's degree in DUE at the Portuguese Catholic University (UCP) of Lisbon (2000) and obtained a PhD in Public Law (Legal-Political Sciences) from the same University (2010), with a thesis guided by Prof. Diogo Freitas do Amaral and Prof. Rui Medeiros – published in 2012 by the Gulbenkian Foundation and the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT). This same Foundation, where she had been a PhD fellow, also financed her post-doctoral research on environmental protection of the marine environment. In addition to her academic experience as a researcher and teacher, she worked as a jurist in the office of the Secretary of State for the Environment and at Holding “Águas de Portugal” (AdP) and since 2018 has been a member of the Board of Directors of the Portuguese Water Resources Association (APRH). Among the work carried out in the legal area, it is important to highlight the coordination of teams and working groups for the drafting of national environmental legislation, as well as for the transposition of European Union directives, books of good practice, technical manuals and contracts in the supply area and sanitation.