Teaching
I lead and teach on a number of undergraduate modules and am always interested in how we can innovate to further develop students and capture their interest.
Foundations of Law and Social Justice
Since 2022-23, I have led Law 102, Foundations of Law and Social Justice. This module provides an introduction to the legal method and legal sources, including an intensive induction to law over the first two weeks of the year. We then use and develop those skills to build debate arguments on important social justice questions. For 2026-27, these debate topics are: modern slavery and organ trafficking, and climate justice.
Public Interest Lawyering
I also regularly run and teach on Law 364/369, a module that trains students in aspects of public interest lawyering and places them with local organisations such as advice agencies, food banks and food pantries.
Charity Law
I also regularly lead and teach on Law 377, a team-taught module from the Charity Law & Policy Unit, which provides students with the opportunity to debate current topics of interest in charity law and policy. Debates covered include: do Independent Schools provide enough public benefits to be charitable, or when should charities be able to discriminate?
Modules for 2025-26
DEBATES IN CHARITY LAW
Module code: LAW377
Role: Module Co-ordinator
FOUNDATIONS OF LAW AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
Module code: LAW102
Role: Module Co-ordinator
FOUNDATIONS OF LAW AND SOCIAL JUSTICE (S1)
Module code: LAW001
Role: Module Co-ordinator
Public Interest Lawyering – Semester 2
Module code: LAW369
Role: Teaching
Supervised Theses
- A Critical Exploration of the Impact of the Counter-terrorist Finance Legal Framework on Domestic Charities
- A Thematic Analysis of the Charity Tribunal and Suggestions for its Reform
- Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Issues in Top 50 UK Headquartered Law Firms in England and Wales
- Obligations to provide civil legal aid and the European Convention on Human Rights: a socio-legal study of the Exceptional Case Funding scheme in England and Wales