Dr. Lucas Shija Kitula is a Lecturer at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, College of Humanities, University of Dar es Salaam. He teaches Ethics of Leadership and Management, Moral Theories, Professional and Civic Ethics, Contemporary Political Philosophy, and Qualitative Research Methods. He holds a PhD in Religious Studies, an MA in Ethics of Governance and Public Service, and a BA in Political Science and Public Administration from the University of Dar es Salaam. Dr. Kitula has extensive consultancy experience in gender, HIV response, leadership, human rights, and policy analysis. He has worked with international and national organizations, including UNESCO, UN Women, Action Aid, The Jane Goodall Institute, TACAIDS, NIMR, Child Dignity Forum, and NACOPHA. His consultancy roles include leading baseline. Mid-line and end-line surveys, developing strategic documents, and facilitating training sessions. His expertise in ethics, governance, and social inclusion makes him a sought-after researcher, trainer, and consultant. Moreover, Dr. Kitula’s research interests include; informal humanitarianism, religion, gender, governance, and ethics.