"My studies and research will explore how principles of justice, technological innovation and data driven policy can be integrated in the development of energy policy. This will allow me to help shape and accelerate Australia’s pathway towards a low emissions energy system through policy design."

Rameen graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (First Class Honours) and a Bachelor of Laws. She is currently a policy officer at the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources working on the energy transition and electricity market reform in Australia. Rameen is also deeply passionate about creating spaces for diverse communities in STEM, the arts and sports by working closely with community organisations such as the Bankstown Poetry Slam and Swim Sisters.

As a Fulbright Anne Wexler Scholar, Rameen will study a Master of Public Policy, with a specialisation in energy. Rameen aims to cast a multidisciplinary lens on the transition to a low-emissions electricity sector with a focus on energy justice, emerging energy technologies and data driven policy development. Rameen hopes to apply this learning to help shape the future of Australian energy policy and drive equitable and sustainable outcomes. Rameen will also use her time in the US to learn from minority run organisations working to increase diverse representation in STEM and the arts.

Home Institution The University of Sydney
Host Institution Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Award Name Fulbright Anne Wexler Scholarship in Public Policy, Funded by the Department of Education, Skills and Employment
Discipline Energy Policy
Award Year 2022