Dr Sarah Nason has a BA Law 1st Class from the University of Cambridge and a PhD Laws from University College London. Her research interests are in public law and human rights, administrative justice, social welfare law, devolution, comparative public law, jurisprudence (legal philosophy), access to justice, and legal technology including AI. Sarah is a member of the editorial board of the journal Public Law, and co-author of the journal's Current Survey. She is a member of the Wales Advisory Committee to the England and Wales Law Commission, an Executive Committee member of Public Law Wales, and a Board Member of the Legal Wales Foundation. Sarah is also Co-Chair of the Great Britain and Ireland Chapter of the International Society of Public Law ICON-S. Sarah's research has been funded by the ESRC, by UK and Welsh Governments, the British Academy, the Nuffield Foundation, and the Society of Legal Scholars. Sarah welcomes PhD supervision in any of her research areas. 

Currently Teaching 

Undergraduate

SXL1110/2210 - Public Law (Co-Module Leader)
SXL2135/3135 - Law, Justice and Rights (Co-Module Leader)
SXL2202/3202 - Law and Technology (Module Leader)
SXL2203/3203/3205 - Practical, Professional Skills (Co-Module Leader)
SXL1202/2201 - Law, Justice and Procedure (Lecturer)
SXL3113 - Dissertation (Supervision)

Postgraduate

SXL4009/4109 - Legal Research Methods
SXL4300/4301 - Dissertation