Ms Aileen Editha
Lecturer in Law
Oxford Brookes Law School
Role
Aileen joined Oxford Brookes Law School in 2026 as a Lecturer in Law, teaching on the Foundation Year and LLB programs. Before she joined Brookes, she previously taught as a Tutor at Durham Law School and as a Teaching and Academic Assistant at Queen's University in Canada, where she was the Robert Sutherland Fellow in Law and a Graduate Inclusivity Fellow. Aileen's work as an educator is driven by a strong commitment to advancing inclusion and accessibility within legal higher education.
Teaching and supervision
Modules taught
Law (LLB Law (Hons)); Law (with Foundation Year); Foundation in Law
LAW3005 Principles of Contract Law and Problem Solving; LAW6013 Equity and Trusts
LAW3005 Principles of Contract Law and Problem Solving; LAW6013 Equity and Trusts
Aileen is the module leader for LAW3005 and is a seminar instructor for LAW6013
Research
Aileen’s research interests are in health law, medical ethics, and critical legal theory. In particular, she is passionate about exploring how current and future health policies affect racialized and ethnic minority communities.
Research impact
| Aileen's work has been published by the Conversation and the Journal of Medical Ethics Blog. She has also been interviewed by CBC Radio, Mail on Sunday, and other news outlets. | |