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Associate Professor Beth Nosworthy holds a PhD from the University of Adelaide (2013), where she currently serves as Deputy Dean of the Adelaide Law School. Her academic role includes lecturing in Equity and Corporate Law at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. She is co-author of major legal texts including Contemporary Australian Corporate Law (3rd ed.) and Principles of Contemporary Corporate Governance (5th ed.).
Her research focuses on corporate governance structures, directors' fiduciary obligations, and legal frameworks during corporate insolvency. Notable achievements include the Bonython Prize for Best Thesis (2013) and Zelling-Gray Scholarship funding for her doctoral work. She is eligible to supervise PhD and Masters students in corporate law specializations.
Key areas of investigation include directors' duties during financial distress, stakeholder prioritization in insolvency, and legal mechanisms for corporate resilience. Recent scholarship explores cybersecurity responsibilities of directors and CSR impacts on public health.
- Deputy Dean, Adelaide Law School
- PhD in Law (University of Adelaide, 2013)
- Zelling-Gray Scholarship recipient
- Co-author of foundational corporate law textbooks
Grants and funding details are not explicitly listed in available materials, though her research has been supported by institutional resources. Her work frequently intersects with practical legal education innovations, including supervision models for diverse legal trainees.
