Graham Gee is Professor of Public Law and Vice-President for Education at the University of Sheffield, where his previous leadership roles include Interim Vice-President and Head of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and Head of the School of Law. He joined Sheffield in 2015, following seven years at the University of Birmingham, having begun his career in practice at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.  

A leading expert in UK public law, Graham’s research interests encompass constitutional theory, the UK constitution and the constitutional position of the judiciary. He has published extensively on the selection, funding, leadership and administration of judges, and has given private briefings to Lord Chief Justices, the Judicial Appointments Commission, the Judicial Appointments Board for Scotland, and senior officials in the Ministry of Justice. His work also focuses on the modern constitutional role of the courts and its limits. 

Graham is Academic Governor at the Inns of Court College of Advocacy, where he chairs the ICCA Education Committee.