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Christopher Hull serves as Associate Dean for Academic Experience and Student Outcomes within the Faculty of Law, Crime and Justice at the University of Winchester, holding a Senior Lecturer position in the Department of Law. With over two decades of experience in Higher Education since 2000, he has held diverse leadership roles overseeing quality assurance, law and business programmes, and multi-disciplinary schools while teaching Employment Law across undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional external contexts.
His research centers on neurodiverse perspectives in legal education creativity, curriculum design, assessment methodology, and technology-enhanced learning. Hull actively explores how innovative pedagogical approaches like podcasting and mobile learning transform legal education, emphasizing authentic assessment and student engagement in law teaching.
Analysis of his publication timeline reveals an evolution from early technical implementations (2003-2009 podcasting/mobile learning studies) toward contemporary conceptual frameworks addressing authenticity, creativity, and assessment innovation in legal education (2015-2019). This trajectory demonstrates consistent focus on bridging educational technology with practical legal pedagogy across broad disciplines of Legal Education and Higher Education Management.
Professional recognition includes:
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
- Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute
Hull has led institutional projects on audio feedback, m-learning, authentic assessment, student retention, and employability while serving as an external examiner and reviewer. His work integrates curriculum development with practical implementation through university-supported initiatives, though specific external grant funding details remain unreported. Current doctoral research examines creativity in legal education through a neurodiverse lens.
