Georgia Hill

Georgia is a PhD student, funded by the University of Exeter's faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Her research focuses on data protection and connected and automated vehicles, specifically looking at how the law should distinguish between personal and non-personal data in the context of accessing connected and automated vehicle data.

More widely, Georgia is interested in law reform, transparency and accessibility within data protection and consumer rights, and European political relations post-Brexit. 

Georgia holds a First Class LLB from the University of Nottingham (2022) and a LLM with Distinction from the University of Exeter (2024). She also has legal experience working with private client law in practice.

Georgia welcomes any discussion regarding her research or wider interests and can be contacted via email.