Timothy Ke

Timothy is a graduate of the University of Oxford's flagship postgraduate taught law programme, the Bachelor of Civil Law. He earned a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Manchester, graduating with the second highest academic standing in his year. While at Manchester, he received the Faculty of Humanities Dean's Award for Achievement for his top 0.5% performance across the Faculty of Humanities graduating classes of his year. He is also the recipient of the RG Lawson Prize for Advocacy and the Law and the RG Lawson Prize for Law, Money, and Technology.

Timothy previously served as Editor-in-Chief of the Manchester Review of Law, Crime and Ethics and as President of the University of Manchester Bar and Advocacy Society. He has authored articles published in the Cambridge Law Review (De Lege Ferenda) and the Manchester Review of Law, Crime and Ethics.