Miranda Mourby

School of Law

PGR Student

MJMourby1@sheffield.ac.uk

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Miranda Mourby
School of Law
Bartolomé House
Winter Street
Sheffield
S3 7ND
Profile

I have been awarded a scholarship from the School of Law to prepare a thesis in publication format, drawing together my book chapters/journal articles with new material. I will draw on my research into UK and EU law to address how individual rights in health-related data can be used to secure collective interests. My doctoral thesis is supervised by Dr Jiahong Chen, Professor Sara Fovague and Professor Naomi Hawkins.

I am also a Researcher in Law within the Centre for Health, Law and Emerging Technologies (‘HeLEX’), a programme within the Faculty of Law at Oxford. Before entering academic research, I was a barrister in healthcare practice.

Qualifications
  • BA(hons) English, University of Cambridge 
Research interests
  • Data Protection Law
  • Privacy and Confidentiality Rights
  • Bioethics and Big Data
  • Alternative/Collective Forms of Governance
Teaching interests

I have taught at a postgraduate level, mostly in the form of lectures and seminars on the governance of health data.

Teaching activities

UG Teaching - Property Law

PG Teaching - Medical Law and Ethics (at the University of Oxford)