Kate Galloway

Kate Galloway is a Professor at the Faculty of Law, Business and Creative Arts at James Cook University. Her work bridges property law, gender studies, and sustainability, with a focus on contextual legal education and human rights.

• PhD in Law (James Cook University)
• Teaching and research in property law, gender, and environmental governance

Her research interests center on:

• Legal Education Reform: Digital pedagogy, curriculum design, and academic identity transformation
• Environmental Law: Climate change, Great Barrier Reef protection, and land regulation
• Gender and Law: Marriage equality, reproductive rights, and systemic sexism
• Indigenous Issues: Dispossession, cultural heritage, and native title

Recent publications analyze sustainability integration in law curricula, critiques of property as dominion, and gendered legislative patterns. Collaborations with Peter Jones and Melissa Castan explore interdisciplinary education and legal ethics.

Advising and grants include curriculum renewal projects and digital technology integration in legal education.