PhD Students

Current PhD students:

• John Pritchard (2011 start) ESRC Advanced Quantitative Methods studentship (Main supervisor)
  Defining and delineating real community area for the whole of England
• Hannah Lambie (2011 start) ESRC (second supervisor)
  Emergency food provision in the UK: Understanding its Rise and Implications
• Robin Lovelace (2010 start), EPSRC E-Futures (Main supervisor)
  The energy costs of commuting: a spatial microsimulation approach
• Alexandros Karvounis (2006 start, part-time) SEERC student (Main supervisor)
  EU Structural Funds programmes in Greece and the UK

Former PhD students

• Osaretin Oviasu (2012)
  GIS and Health inequalities in Nigeria
• Malcolm Campbell (2011)
  Exploring the socio-economic and geographical determinants of ill-health and morbidity in Scotland
• Benjamin Hennig (2011)
  Worldmapping beyond mere description
• Sue Easton (2010)
  Exploring the effects of Multiple Socio-Economic and Geographical Disadvantages on Employment Outcomes
• Adegbola Ojo (2010)
  Geodemographic classification of Nigerian Census data
• Dimitris Kavroudakis (2009)
  A spatial microsimulation approach to the analysis of social and spatial inequalities in higher education attainment
• Alexander Tziamalis (2009)
  Foreign students in the UK: A comprehensive study of their profile, migratory behaviour and motives
• Karyn Morrisey (2009)
  Access to rural services in Ireland
• Charatdao Kongmuang (2006) (University of Leeds)
  Modelling Crime: A Spatial Microsimulation Approach