Sophia MoreauProfile page
Professor
Faculty of Law
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- ProfessorFaculty of Law
- 416-946-7830
- University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, 78 Queen's Park, Toronto, ON, M5S 2C5, Canada
BIO
Sophia Moreau is Professor of Law and Philosophy (with a cross-appointment in the Department of Philosophy), a Faculty Associate at the U of T’s Centre for Ethics, and a Faculty Associate of Victoria College. She is an Associate Editor of Philosophy and Public Affairs, Book Reviews Editor of the University of Toronto Law Journal, and a member of the Editorial Board of Law and Philosophy. Prior to coming to the University of Toronto, she clerked for Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin at the Supreme Court of Canada; was a Frank Knox Memorial Fellow at Harvard University; and was a Commonwealth Scholar at Balliol College Oxford.
Professor Moreau is the PI on the “Tort Law & Social Equality” project. She holds a Chancellor Jackman Research Fellowship in 2021-22, and will be a Weinstein Fellow at Berkeley in the spring of 2022.
Media availability: TV, Radio, Print/Online
Professor Moreau is the PI on the “Tort Law & Social Equality” project. She holds a Chancellor Jackman Research Fellowship in 2021-22, and will be a Weinstein Fellow at Berkeley in the spring of 2022.
Media availability: TV, Radio, Print/Online
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Professor of Law and PhilosophyUniversity of Toronto, Canada2019 - present
- Associate Professor of Law and PhilosophyUniversity of Toronto, Toronto, Canada2011 - 2019
- Assistant Professor of Law and PhilosophyUniversity of Toronto, Toronto, Canada2003 - 2010
NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Law Clerk to Chief Justice Beverley McLachlinSupreme Court of Canada, Canada2002 - 2003
DEGREES
- J.D.University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, Canada
- Ph.D.Harvard University, Department of Philosophy, United States
- B.Phil.Oxford University, Balliol College, United Kingdom
- B.A. (High Distinction)University of Toronto, Victoria College, Canada
AVAILABILITY
- Industry Projects
- Media enquiries
- Masters Research or PhD student supervision