Dr Rhiannon Ogden- Jones

Dr Rhiannon Ogden-Jones is the Isaac Newton Trust Career Development Fellow in Law at Newnham College and the Faculty of Law. At the faculty, Rhiannon currently lectures in administrative law on the undergraduate law degree and in Property Torts as part of the LLM course on Advanced Obligations and Remedies. In College she is the Director of Studies for law taught graduate students. She also supervises in administrative law.

Prior to this post Rhiannon worked as a stipendiary lecturer in law at St-Hugh’s College, University of Oxford, as well as holding position as a senior lecturer at Keble College, University of Oxford. In these roles Rhiannon delivered tutorials in administrative law, land law, constitutional law, and tort law. Rhiannon also held position as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in Environmental Law, at the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford.

Rhiannon holds a doctorate from the University of Oxford which was fully funded by the Christopher and Sharyn Brooks Graduate Scholarship. Prior to this Rhiannon was awarded the Oxford-Canada Scholarship by the Canadian Rhodes Scholarship Foundation which enabled her to complete an LLM at the University of McGill. Rhiannon was awarded her undergraduate degree in Jurisprudence BA (Hons) from the University of Oxford (Corpus Christi College).