Kryss Macleod

Dr Kryss Macleod is a Senior Lecturer and School Lead for Education at Manchester Metropolitan University's School of Law. They specialize in legal technology integration in education, curriculum innovation, and critical pedagogy. Their work focuses on digitalization's impact on legal education and the profession, emphasizing ethics and access to justice. Macleod leads strategic initiatives for technology adoption in the School, including core legal tech modules in LLB and LLM programs.

Research interests include legal education reform, digital pedagogy, and VR applications for legal training. They have presented at conferences such as the Bar Standards Board and University of Essex, addressing topics like AI ethics and legal technology innovation. Notable outputs include publications on digital skills assessment and frameworks for equitable student progression.

Teaching philosophy prioritizes transformative education to empower students to drive societal change. Macleod has developed innovative programs like Digital Skills for Lawyers, covered in industry publications like Legal Futures and Lawyer Monthly. Leadership roles include LLB Programme Director (2015–2020) and GDL Programme Leader (2011–2013).

Strategic initiatives include staff development programs aligned with pedagogic innovation and school priorities. Ongoing projects explore digitalization trends and their ethical implications, with a focus on inclusive legal education practices.