Victoria Adkins

Dr. Victoria Adkins is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Greenwich, affiliated with the School of Law and Criminology within the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences. She joined the university in January 2022 and holds a PhD from Royal Holloway, University of London (2024), an MA in Medical Ethics and Law from King's College London (2017), and an LLB (Hons) from the University of Greenwich (2011).

• Education: LLB (University of Greenwich, 2011), MA in Medical Ethics and Law (King's College London, 2017), PhD (Royal Holloway, 2024)

Her research focuses on medicalization and law, ethics in reproduction, and qualitative research methodologies. Her PhD explored healthcare professionals' perspectives on partial ectogenesis (external fetal gestation). Current projects include a co-investigator role on a neonatal intensive care study examining attitudes toward artificial placentas, funded by Lancaster University’s Future of Human Reproduction team. She previously served as a Visiting Collaborator with that team.

Teaching responsibilities include leading the Medical Law module on the LLB program. She has prior teaching experience at Royal Holloway and Queen Mary University of London.

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Her work bridges law, ethics, and healthcare innovation, with a focus on reproductive technologies and policy implications.