Heloise Robinson

I am the Singer Fellow in Law at Exeter College, Oxford, and a member of the Oxford Faculty of Law. 

I have a DPhil from Oxford, and my research is in the field of medical law and ethics, with a particular focus on disability issues in law and ethics.

Prior to joining Exeter, I worked at a number of other Oxford colleges, and especially as a Stipendiary Lecturer in Law at Wadham College and Oriel College. My academic interests are related to many different areas of law, and as a consequence I have taught a large number of subjects: Medical Law and Ethics, Tort, Jurisprudence, Contract Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Administrative Law. 

Before starting my academic work, I qualified as a barrister and solicitor in Ontario, Canada, and practised law for some years. I first studied law at McGill University in Canada.