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Associate Professor Susan Jane Bull

BSc, LLB, MA, PhD

Associate Professor

In: Psychological Medicine » School of Medicine » Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences

Biography

My qualifications are ethics, law, and biology. My research interests centre on medical ethics and global health ethics, with a focus is on justice and inequities, and the exercise of power. Specific current research interests include ethical issues associated with sharing public health and research data, controlled human infection (challenge) studies, and public health and research responses to infectious disease outbreaks, epidemics, and pandemics.

This role is currently 0.5 FTE. I am also 0.5FTE Associate Professor of Bioethics, at the Ethox Centre, Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford. In this role I am the Programme Director for Epidemic Ethics, a global community of bioethicists and stakeholders involved in public health and research responses to public health emergencies.

I welcome supervision inquiries.

Research | Current

Principal applicant (2020-2021) Casebook of ethical issues in epidemic health research. Funder: World Health Organization
Principal applicant (2020-2021) Ethics and uncertainties in accelerated COVID-19 vaccine pathways Funder: World Health Organization
Co-applicant (2017-2022) The Global Health Bioethics Network: a programme to carry out ethics research and build ethics capacity across the Wellcome Trust’s Major Overseas Programmes in Kenya, Viet Nam, Malawi, Thailand, and South Africa. Funder: Wellcome Trust Strategic Award