Katharine subsequently taught Law of Business Associations to third year undergraduate students on the Exempting Degree and Intellectual Property Law on the Legal Practice Course.
However, Katharine is now responsible for delivering the Equity and Trusts modules on the Graduate Diploma in Law (FT and DL) and the FT undergraduate programmes.
Katharine has extensive experience within the department from running careers provision on the undergraduate law programmes, overseeing student guidance support within the law school and more recently as programme leader of the Graduate Diploma in Law by Distance Learning.
Katharine is a Fellow of the HEA and acts as a HEA mentor to new staff. She has recently completed the HEA Professional Development Course for External Examiners (February 2018).
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