Andrew MacQueen

Andrew MacQueen serves as a part-time lecturer in the School of Law & Social Sciences at Robert Gordon University while working as a Solicitor (Data Privacy) at Burness Paull. His expertise spans data protection, privacy, and technology law, with particular focus on the evolving global regulatory landscape and artificial intelligence applications.

His academic journey includes:

• Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) candidate at the University of Dundee (2020-2025), researching professionalism in Data Protection Officer roles under GDPR
• Master of Laws (LLM) in Professional Legal Practice at the University of Strathclyde (2022-2024), examining AI in judicial decision-making
• Diploma in Professional Legal Practice (PGDip) from Robert Gordon University (2019-2021)
• LLB from the University of Strathclyde (2013-2018)
• MA (Hons) in Politics from the University of Dundee (2007-2011)

MacQueen's research critically analyzes the intersection of data protection frameworks and emerging technologies, especially generative AI's impact on legal compliance and judicial processes. His work addresses contemporary challenges in GDPR implementation while exploring how artificial intelligence transforms traditional legal roles and decision-making structures.

His teaching in Cyber and Information Security Law and Legal Technology utilizes online delivery methods, enriched by his frontline experience as a practicing solicitor. Professional engagements at Burness Paull and former leadership at John Menzies plc provide practical context for his academic contributions, ensuring relevance to current industry demands.