Mr Michael Bromby

Michael Bromby is seconded to the Higher Education Academy from Glasgow Caledonian University where he is a Reader in Law in the Glasgow School for Business and Society. He was a research fellow with the Joseph Bell Centre for Forensic Statistics and Legal Reasoning, and has taught on a variety of law, criminology, psychology, forensic science and forensic computing courses. He is a member of the British and Irish Law, Education and Technology Association (BILETA) executive committee and the Commonwealth Legal Education Association CLEA) executive committee. Michael is also a member of the Society of Legal Scholars (SLS) and the Association of Law Teachers (ALT). He has worked with the Law Subject Centre (UKCLE) and sits on a number of the Law Society of Scotland's Regulatory Sub-Committees. Michael was awarded the Principal's Award for Learning and Teaching at Glasgow Caledonian University in 2011.

Recent / Relevant Conferences and Seminars

2011

Learning in Law Annual Conference (LILAC 2011)
Interactive demonstration on the use of student-created learning resources
28-29 January 2011, University of Warwick, UK

2010

UKCLE Scotland conference 2010
Annual conference which I co-organised and presented a workshop on teaching science and law.
15 December 2010, Teacher Building, Glasgow, UK

UKCLE’s National Law Student Forum
Organised by the UKCLE, I co-organised the inaugural forum for law students from across the UK.
3-4 November, 2010, Manchester, UK

British and Irish Law, Education and Technology (BILETA 2010)
Presentation on collaborative learning, shared resources and intellectual property issues
29-31 March 2010, University of Vienna, Austria

Learning in Law Annual Conference (LILAC 2010)
Paper on the use of non-conventional references in legal research
29-30 January 2010, University of Warwick, UK

2009

GCU Departmental Seminar
Paper on the work of the GCU Innocence Project during National Pro Bono Week
10 November 2009, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK

UKCLE Scotland Event
Paper on the use of technology for legal education
5 November 2009, Edinburgh, UK

Lowering the Drawbridge: law and forensic science education in the 21st century
Attended and participated in debate on how the two disciplines are taught
27 May 2009, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

E-learning Colloquium
Electronic poster presentations of a discussion forum project, and of a Second Life project
14 May 2009, Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, UK

British and Irish Law, Education and Technology (BILETA 2009)
Paper on the availability and use of legal resources in Second Life
21-23 April 2009, University of Winchester, UK

Commonwealth Law Conference (CLC 2009)
Paper on the internationalisation of the undergraduate legal curriculum
5-9 April 2009, Hong Kong, PR China

Commonwealth Legal Education Association Conference (CLEA 2009)
Paper on medical law and collaborative teaching
1-2 April 2009, City University, Hong Kong, PR China

Psychology Departmental Seminar
Presentation on innocence projects
12 March 2009, University of Stirling, UK

Learning in Law Annual Conference (LILAC 2009)
Presentation on the use of Second Life in legal education
23-24 January 2009, University of Warwick, UK

2008

UKCLE Creativity Event
Presentation on how to develop creative and effective delivery of materials
23 June 2008, Aston University, Birmingham, UK

E-learning Tools for Legal Education
Presentation on the use of social network tools for teaching
12 June 2008, University College London, UK