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PhD Students

Our PhD programme

The School of Law and its research centres – the Irish Centre for Human Rights and the Centre for Disability Law and Policy – currently has over 60 students in PhD programmes. 

The School of Law fully participates in the University’s structured PhD programme.  The structured PhD programme enables students to enhance their research by undertaking, and getting credit for, a programme of education, training, research, personal and professional development activities.  There are a large number of University-wide modules that PhD students can take as part of the structured programme and this year the School of Law has added three law-specific modules to the suite: ‘Law Research Skills 1- Preparation, Presentation & Discussion’; ‘Law Research Skills 2- Engaging in Scholarship and Debate’; and ‘Legal Opinion or Advice’, in which students can obtain credit for providing legal opinion or advice to an international organisation, NGO or court.

Anyone interested in pursuing PhD research in the School of Law should contact a staff member with appropriate expertise in the proposed area of research, or the Director of the PhD programme, Dr Ioanna Tourkochoriti.

PhD Students in the School of Law

Student NameAreaSupervisor
 Halloran, Ms. Deirdre Law Dr. Padraic Kenna
 Halpin, Ms. Kate Law Prof. Donncha O'Connell
 Kelly, Ms. Tatiana Law Dr. Diarmuid Griffin
 McCallig, Mr. Damien Law Ms. Marie McGonagle
 Mc Donagh, Mr. Thomas Law Dr. Mary Keys
 Murphy, Ms. Sandra Law Dr. Padraic Kenna
 O Maolchraoibhe, Mr. Ian Law Ms. Maureen O'Sullivan
 O'Flynn, Ms. Stephanie Law Ms. Maureen O'Sullivan
 Portuondo, Ms. Maria Cristina Law Dr. Ciara Smyth
 De Almeida Silva, Ms. Maria Manuela Law Dr. Conor Hanly
 Walker, Ms. Sharon Law Dr. Conor Hanly

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