Harry Imlack (he/him)
School of Law
Postgraduate Researcher in Public Law and Constitutional Theory
Full contact details
School of Law
Bartolomé House
Winter Street
Sheffield
S3 7ND
- Profile
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I started studying for my PhD at Sheffield in October 2021, following completion of an LLM at the University of Nottingham. I have been interested in legal research since I was an undergraduate and, upon completion of my PhD, am looking to continue pursuing a career in academia.
My PhD thesis focuses on constitutional change in the UK, but my research interests more broadly fall into the areas of UK public law, constitutional law, and constitutional theory.
Alongside my PhD, I also work as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Sheffield. I teach on the Public Law (LAW139) and Advanced Constitutional Law (LAW207) modules, and I have recently started working towards professional accreditation for HE teaching.
- Qualifications
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- Master of Laws (LLM)
- Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
- Research interests
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My research explores the extent and significance of what I have termed 'subversive constitutional change' in the UK. I am considering this in relation to the distinct character of the UK's constitutional arrangements.
Supervisors: Dr Brian Christopher Jones and Professor Graham Gee
- Teaching activities
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Undergraduate
- Public Law in the UK and the EU
- Advanced Constitutional Law
- Professional activities and memberships
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Awards:
- Recipient of the University of Sheffield Law School PhD Scholarship;
- University of Sheffield Education Awards 2023 for Teaching Practice (nominated)