Phoebe Reilly

Pronouns: she/her/hers
Staff email: phoebe.reilly@research.gla.ac.uk
LinkedIn: Phoebe Reilly

Research title: .An examination and evaluation of Scottish university responses to a complaint of student to-student gender-based violence (GBV)

Research Summary

Phoebe Reilly is a doctoral researcher funded by the School of Law at the University of Glasgow. Her PhD examines how Scottish higher education institutions respond to reports of student-to-student gender-based violence, with particular attention to the interaction between legal frameworks and internal complaint processes.

Research interests:

gender-based violence in higher education; complaint mechanisms within publicly funded institutions; legal frameworks and governance; administrative justice; feminist legal theory

Supervisors

Conferences

Selected Conference Presentations

  • "The Legal Framework Governing Higher Education Institution Responses to Gender-Based Violence in Scotland" Law in Context Postgraduate Law Conference, University of Strathclyde (May 2024, Legal Feminism panel)

Teaching

Graduate Teaching Assistant for:

  • Criminal Law of England and Wales (LL.B, level 1)
  • Evidence Law of England and Wales (LL.B, level 2)

Additional Information

Phoebe serves as Co-Chair of Moray Rape Crisis, with responsibilities including HR policy, safeguarding oversight, and organisational strategy. She is also Co-Convenor of the Gender-Based Violence Research Forum, which is a network for staff and postgraduate students across the University to share information, develop research ideas, and receive support in relation to gender-based violence research.