Margherita Huntley

Margherita Huntley is a Lecturer in the School of Art and Media at the University of Brighton, where she contributes to interdisciplinary education bridging art, design, law, and political economy. Her academic roles reflect a strong commitment to pedagogical development and creative research practices.

Education:

• PGCert in Academic Practice, University of Brighton (awarded 1 Sept 2025)
• LLM/MSc in Law and Political Economy (Distinction), Birkbeck, University of London (awarded 1 Sept 2024)
• BA (Hons) Communication Design (First Class Honours), Central Saint Martins, UAL (awarded 1 Jul 2012)
• Collective Practices Research Course, Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm (2020–2021)

Her research interests lie at the intersection of visual communication, artistic collaboration, and socio-legal frameworks. With a background in both design and critical legal studies, she explores how collective practices can inform democratic participation and institutional critique. This interdisciplinary focus is reflected in her engagement with academic practice and experimental pedagogy.

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Margherita Huntley advises students within the School of Art and Media, though specific advisees are not listed. There is no mention of research grants or funded projects in the current profile.

She has been involved in advanced research training through the Collective Practices Research Course at the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm, suggesting active participation in collaborative and experimental art-based research environments.