Conor Hill

I joined the Law School in 2019 as a Postgraduate Researcher and recipient of a Strathclyde Excellence Studentship. My PhD project explores women's participation in transitional justice processes using critical feminist and legal geographical methodologies.

Before commencing PhD studies, I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Dundee, graduating with First Class Honours in LLB Scots Law with French in 2013. In 2018, I graduated from the University of Strathclyde with an LLM in Human Rights Law, receiving a Master with Disctinction. I received a number of prizes for academic excellence throughout my undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

I also have experience in non-academic research, having previously worked as a Research and Policy Officer at the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations. In this role, I researched issues relating to Scottish social housing policy and human rights.

• Transitional Justice
• Human Rights
• International Law
• Critical Legal Studies
• Critical Feminisms
• Legal Geography

I have contributed to teaching courses on the university's LLB and LLM programmes. I currently tutor on the LLB Human Rights Law module, and contribute a guest lecture to the LLM International Human Rights Law module. I have also acted as a tutor for a multidisciplinary module on the Sustainable Development Goals which is offered to undergraduate students across all faculties.

LLB Scots Law with French - First Class Honours
University of Dundee, 2013

LLM Human Rights Law - Distinction
University of Strathclyde, 2018