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Sarah Morse

Assistant Professor

Department: Northumbria Law School

Sarah is an Assistant Professor in the School of Law. She joined the University in 2009 having previously worked as a Solicitor specialising in employment law and personal injury including industrial disease.  She is an academic tutor for students in the Student Law Office as well as leading the Street Law module. Sarah’s research interests include clinical legal education and public legal education.

Sarah Morse

Campus Address

CCE1, room 109



Sarah's research interests include legal literacy, public legal education and clinical legal education.

  • Please visit the Pure Research Information Portal for further information
  • Further Developing Street Law, McKeown, P., Morse, S. Mar 2016, The Legal Academic's Handbook, Basingstoke, Macmillan
  • Litigants in Person: is there a role for Higher Education?, McKeown, P., Morse, S. Mar 2015, In: The Law Teacher
  • A model of clinic- assisting litigants in person, McKeown, P., Morse, S. 15 Jul 2014, International Journal of Clinical Legal Education 12th Annual Conference
  • Theory and Practice- how do we learn and teach interviewing skills in a legal context?, Morse, S. 22 May 2014, Northumbria Research Conference
  • Standardised client: the way forward for teaching law students interviewing skills?, Morse, S., Sharp, T. 16 Oct 2013, Association for Canadian Clinical Legal Education: 4th Annual conference (ACCLE)
  • What is the role of the legal clinic and should it be influenced by the desire to achieve social justice?, Morse, S., Boothby, C. Jul 2011, International Journal of Clinical Legal Education Conference (IJCLE 2011)
  • Mirror, mirror on the wall, which is the fairest reflection method of all?, Morse, S., Foster, C., Murray, V. Jul 2010, International Journal of Clinical Legal Education Conference (IJCLE 2010)

  • November 18 2015
  • Law LLB (Hons) June 26 1997
  • Fellow (FHEA) Higher Education Academy (HEA) 2014


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