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Helen is a Lecturer in Law and joined ²ÝÁñÊÓƵ in 2022. She has a LLM from the University of Manchester and an LLB from the University of Lincoln. Helen is currently in the final year of her PhD at Durham University, funded by the Durham Law School Studentship. Her PhD examines the role that Article 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights could have in furthering the legal protections available to cohabitants in England and Wales on relationship breakdown or the death of a partner.
Helen's research interests cover cohabitation rights, Family Law, and the use of the European Convention on Human Rights in the regulation of adult relationships.

Previously, Helen has taught EU Constitutional Law, Land Law and Law of Family Relationships at Durham University. 

H Rodway ‘Invoking Human Rights to Protect Unmarried Couples’ [2022] 34(3) Child and Family Law Quarterly (forthcoming).

• Cohabitation Rights
• Family Law
• European Convention on Human Rights

• Land Law
• Introduction to Law
• Constitutional and Administrative Law

• LLM (2019, University of Manchester)
• LLB (2018, University of Lincoln)

• 'Exploiting the Role of Parents to Unlock Protections for Unmarried Couples' (2022) SLS Workshop, Bristol.
• ‘Invoking Human Rights to Protect Unmarried Couples’ (2021) SLSA Annual Conference, online.