Pauline Helle

Pauline Helle is an accomplished lawyer specializing in renewable energy, currently working as an Associate at the prestigious law firm Haavind. She holds a Master of Laws degree from the University of Oslo with a focus on energy and EEA law. Pauline's academic background includes being a research assistant at the Nordic Institute for Maritime Law, specifically in the petroleum and energy sector, and her master's thesis delved into wind park liability towards neighbors. In addition to her LL.M., she is a graduate of McGill University with a double Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Sociology.

Pauline's educational journey includes completing her High School Diploma and International Baccalaureate diploma at Berg Videregående Skole, as well as pursuing a High School Diploma with British A-levels at New English School in Amman, Jordan. Her diverse educational experiences culminated in her successful completion of her Master of Laws from the University of Oslo and her Bachelor's degree in Political Science & Sociology from McGill University.

Throughout her career, Pauline has been associated with various organizations, showcasing her diverse expertise and interests. She has served as an Advokatfullmektig at Advokatfirmaet Haavind AS and held roles such as Vitenskapelig assistent at the University of Oslo, Legal Intern at Palatin AS and other law firms, and Vice President of Academic Activities at ELSA Norway and ELSA Oslo. Pauline has also been involved in research contributions, legal coordination, and academic event planning, demonstrating her well-rounded skill set in the legal and academic domains.

In addition to her legal and academic pursuits, Pauline has held leadership positions such as President of Think Pink McGill and Editor in Chief & Founder of Berg Magasinet. Her experiences as a Sales Assistant at Heyerdahl Jewelry Design and Event Proctor at Campus Perks further highlight her adaptability and interpersonal skills. Pauline's professional journey exemplifies a dedication to renewable energy law, academic excellence, and a well-rounded approach to leadership and community engagement.