Postgraduate research students

This PhD investigates the impact of long-term private renting for families and children in the UK, in collaboration with the Urban Big Data Centre and the UK Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE).

Using longitudinal data, the research analyses health outcomes across the UK's main housing tenures. In particular, the research focusses on families in the private rented sector (PRS) and those who grew up within it.

The research explores many aspects of the lived experience in the PRS, including tenure insecurity, power and agency and housing conditions. Coupled with analysis of housing markets, social policy and patterns of tenure change, this project assesses how the effects of long-term exposure to the PRS affects those within it and why.  

 

Research interests:

• Poverty and inequality 
• Housing and urban planning
• Social policy 

• Dr Mark Livingston
• Professor Moira Munro

University of Glasgow College of Social Sciences Scholarship

European Network of Housing Research (ENHR) Early Career Researcher Symposium, 9-10 March 2023

Paper presented: Long-term Outcomes in the UK PRS: analysis of cohort data

 

Housing Studies Association (HSA) Annual Conference, 29-31 March 2023

Paper presented: Families in the UK PRS: wellbeing outcomes across the lifecourse

 

CIVIS Making Visible the Invisible Conference, 27-29 September 2023

Paper presented: Growing up in the UK's Private Rented Sector: wellbeing outcomes in later life 

 

Educational and professional background in social research and urban planning, primarily working on:

• Labour markets
• Education and skills
• Urban policy
• Development strategy
• Green-space and climate-change adaptation strategy