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Helen Toner is an Associate Professor in the School of Law at the University of Warwick, focusing on EU law, particularly citizenship, free movement, and partnership rights. She has a robust academic background, having completed her DPhil at the University of Oxford in 2003, which explored modernising partnership rights in the context of EU family reunification law. Helen teaches a variety of undergraduate modules including Foundations of European Law and Judicial Review. She joined Warwick in 2004 after several years at Oxford, where she held lectureships at Somerville College and Queen's College. In addition to her teaching, Helen has served as the Senior Tutor for the Faculty of Science and has been active in supporting student wellbeing, highlighted by her role as the Director of Student Support. Her scholarly interests are deeply rooted in the impact assessments of legal frameworks and the effects of Brexit on the legal landscape concerning EU law. Helen is also open to supervising PhD candidates whose research proposals align with her expertise.
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