Philip Hudson

Philip Hudson is a Senior Lecturer in Food Quality and Security at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU), with dual responsibilities as Student Exchange Academic Lead. His university roles include membership in the curriculum review group and pursuit of a Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice. Previously, he worked as a food analyst and lobbyist for the National Farmers Union, advising UK government task forces on agriculture and food policy, including roles in the TB Advisory Group and EU Commission committees. He served on the Gangmasters Licensing Authority Board (2006–2008).

Education: BA Hons in Politics and Geography.

Research focuses on Brexit's impact on UK agriculture, food politics, food safety systems, and the influence of political parties on agricultural policies. His work bridges academia and industry, emphasizing practical policy applications.

Teaching includes undergraduate modules on Agricultural Policy and Legislation (including Brexit implications), Food Waste, and postgraduate courses on Food Assurance Politics, Food Safety Management Systems, and Poverty & Food Security. He has contributed to reports on seasonal agricultural labor and grocery retailer competition, presenting at conferences such as the International Dairy Federation and Australian Poultry Producers.