New Executive Dean for the Humanities appointed

Professor Andrew Le Sueur, Head of our School of Law, has been appointed as Executive Dean for our Faculty of Humanities and will start his new role on 14 August.

Professor Le Sueur said: “I am excited to be appointed Executive Dean for the Humanities and I am looking forward to getting to know colleagues in the wide variety of departments and research centres that make up the Faculty.

“The humanities and arts are about understanding human culture. Our graduates develop a deep understanding of the world and are equipped with a wide range of skills to succeed in their future careers.

“Our Faculty is well placed to continue at the forefront of several areas, including digital humanities where we work closely with our Eastern ARC partners.”

Professor Le Sueur joined our School of Law in 2013 as Professor of Constitutional Justice and his research interests are in the broad fields of constitutional and administrative law and justice.

He is a member of various legal bodies including the Jersey Law Commission, the International Association of Constitutional Law and the Statute Law Society, and has served as an adviser to several parliamentary select committees, most recently giving evidence on the constitutional position of the British Crown Dependencies (the Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark) after Brexit.