Associate Director Dr Cathryn Costello Wins Teaching Excellence Award to Enhance Course on International Human Rights and Refugee Law

by | Nov 6, 2014

ODID Associate Professor Cathryn Costello has won an Oxford University Teaching Excellence Award for a project to enhance the course on International Human Rights and Refugee Law, which forms a core part of the MSc in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies. Cathryn is the first holder of the Andrew W Mellow Associate Professorship in International Human Rights and Refugee Law, and joined ODID in 2013, after ten years as Francis Reynolds CUF in EU & Public Law at Worcester College.  As such she is the first permanent postholder to teach the course, and the award reflects her commitment to improve students’ learning experience, and to create course materials which will help her to develop the subject of refugee law more generally.  She will use the award to develop the curriculum, enhance the materials for the course, and integrate some experiential learning.

Find out more about the MSc in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies.

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