Clarice Wambua is a Tutorial Fellow at Centre of Advanced Studies in Environmental Law and Policy. She assists in the Centre's  work, including co-teaching  the Master of Arts in Environmental Law courses: Theory and Process of Environmental Law and Policy Making, and  Research Methodology and Legal Writing. 

Her research interests include climate change governance, sustainable agriculture and food systems, and the management of waste and chemicals.

Clarice holds a Master of Laws (LLM) in Climate Change Law and Policy (University of Strathclyde), Master of Science (Msc) in Africa and International Development (University of Edinburgh) and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) (University of Nairobi). 

She is currently a PHD candidate at the Centre and her study investigates pesticide risk governance in Kenya.