Ms Karen Clubb

Faculty: Business, Computing and Law

School: School of Law and Criminology

Subject Area: Law

I teach Criminal Law, and I have responsibility for the Independent Studies. I also provide input to the Clinic module.

Teaching responsibilities

The modules I have previously taught include Independent Studies, Principles of Law, Tort, and Specific torts.I have taught both within the School and across Faculty to deliver provision to radiographers, Occupational Therapy students, non-medical prescribers in the faculty of Education and Health Sciences.

In the School of Law and Criminology my interest and passion however lies mainly in all things criminal....having taught Criminal law here at Derby for the last 6 years. The criminal law is an exciting, interesting and very broad subject which has an international dimension  and increasingly a European dimension. Other than teaching criminal law to the undergraduate law students I also teach International Criminal Law and Transnational Organised Crime, both equally fascinating and stimulating. In the days of the internet and ease of movment of goods service and people across borders, it in increasingly inmportant to

Membership of professional bodies and advisory committees

Fellow of HEA

Member of CLEO - Clinical Legal Education Comittee

 

 

Additional Interests and Activities

 

As well as my interest in the criminal law I also have a keen interest in Medical law and Ethics, having had a successful career in the NHS as a health professional for nearly 20 years, and am interested in the law and ongoing debate on assisted suicide having worked in palliative care for many years. I have also presented on this issue at Conference.

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