Fran Humphries is an Associate Professor in environmental
law at Griffith University Law School, Australia and is the Director of the Griffith BioLawHub. She has a background in
government where she worked in fisheries and biosecurity law and policy. She received her Bachelor
of Laws with Honours and her Bachelor of Arts from the University
of Queensland in 1998, earned her Master of Laws from Dalhousie University in
2000 and her Doctor of Philosophy from Griffith University in 2016. Her
research focuses on a range of marine and environmental legal issues and she has led large research projects for the United Nations, WorldFish, governments and other organisations.
Fran Humphries is an Associate Professor in environmental
law at Griffith University Law School, Australia and is the Director of the Griffith BioLawHub. She has a background in
government where she worked in fisheries and biosecurity law and policy. She received her Bachelor
of Laws with Honours and her Bachelor of Arts from the University
of Queensland in 1998, earned her Master of Laws from Dalhousie University in
2000 and her Doctor of Philosophy from Griffith University in 2016. Her
research focuses on a range of marine and environmental legal issues and she has led large research projects for the United Nations, WorldFish, governments and other organisations.