Mrs Natasha Hooker

Lecturer in Law (Welsh Medium)

natasha.hooker@bangor.ac.uk

0009-0005-6813-3074

Mrs Natasha Hooker
Natasha joined Bangor University as a Lecturer in Law in September 2021. While her teaching responsibilities lie mainly in European Union Law and the English and Welsh Legal System, she has a keen interest in International Law, particularly surrounding Outer Space Law. 
 
Natasha completed her undergraduate studies at Bangor University, graduating with a First Class LL.B (Hons). She went on to graduate with a Master of Laws (LL.M) in Medical Law and Ethics from De Montfort University in 2024 and is currently undertaking a PhD at Bangor University. 
 

E-mail: natasha.hooker@bangor.ac.uk

Office: Room 201, Aethwy Building

  • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
    Higher Education Academy, 2025

Natasha will not be teaching during the 2026/27 academic year due to maternity leave.

Natasha's 2025/26 teaching responsibilities included:

  • SXL-1201/2201: Law, Justice, and Procedure (Module Leader)
  • SXL-3050: European Union Law: Power, Principles, and Rights (Module Leader)
  • SXL-3154: Medical Law and Ethics (Contribution)
  • SXL-2112/3212: Tort Law (Contribution)
  • SXL-1110/2210: Public Law (Welsh Medium Contribution)

Natasha previously taught on the following modules:

  • SXL-2130/3130: Media Law (Module Leader)
  • SCL-1115: Y Gyfraith yn Gymraeg (Module Leader)
  • SXL 3110: International Law & Contemporary Issues (International Criminal Law Contributions)
  • SXL-0001: Introduction to Law and Justice (Contribution)
  • SXL-3070: The UK, EU Law and Brexit (Contribution)

Natasha also contributes to the supervision of undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations, in both Welsh and English.

2025

2023

  • Launch of the National Centre for Religious Education in Wales at the Eisteddfod

    The Welsh-medium launch of the National Centre for Religious Education in Wales was held at the Bangor University stall at the Llyn and Eifionydd National Eisteddfod 2023. Joshua Andrews and I presented as co-directors of the Centre. Interesting contributions were given by Emilia Johnson, Daniel Latham, Modlen Lynch, and Natasha Roberts, in addition to a fascinating discussion with Kristoffer Hughes, the Chief of the Anglesey Druid Order. We were also able to announce that the first Honorary Fellow of the Centre is the National Poet for Wales, Hanan Issa.

    6 Aug 2023

    Activity: Types of Public engagement and outreach - Public lecture/debate/seminar (Contributor)
  • Project Co-ordinator, European Commission's 'Jean Monnet Actions', 'European Union Law and Contemporary Europe' ('EULACE'), 06/2027 - 06/2030, €35,000. 

Administrative Roles:

  • Admissions Lead and Digital Media Lead (Undergraduate Law)
  • School Liason Lead