Hilde Kristin Ellingsen

Hilde Kristin Ellingsen serves as Associate Professor at the Department of Public and International Law within the Faculty of Law, University of Oslo. Her institutional affiliations include active membership in the Constitutional Law and Rights research group and the Law, Economy and Governance (LEGO) initiative, with physical presence at Karl Johans gate 47, Domus Bibliotheca.

Her research concentrates on Data Protection Law, Administrative Law, and European Union Law, examining how EU legal frameworks intersect with Norwegian domestic systems—particularly regarding individual rights enforcement and judicial procedures. This manifests in investigations of locus standi requirements, data protection litigation, and administrative decision-making within EU law contexts.

Ellingsen's 2017-2018 publications reveal consistent thematic focus on judicial protection mechanisms within the European legal order, with growing emphasis on digital economy implications. Her work bridges theoretical procedural law with practical applications in data rights and administrative justice.

She actively contributes to major research projects including The European Dimension of Norwegian Law (EURNOR) and International Social Security Law, demonstrating sustained engagement with EU-Norway legal integration. Current institutional support includes participation in the Faculty of Law's Constitutional Law and Rights group and LEGO research cluster.