Many congratulations to our winter 2017 graduates

We are delighted to congratulate our latest graduates from the ESRC DTC, who will graduate in Nottingham's December ceremonies:

• Jamie Jordan, PhD Politics & International Relations, Global Restructuring and Resistance in an Age of Austerity: A Critical Political Economy of the Eurozone Crisis in Greece and Portugal
• Joe Purshouse, PhD Socio-Legal Studies, Safeguarding Privacy from Criminal Process
• Adam Lindsay, PhD Politics & International Relations, Constituent Power: A Genealogy
• Gareth Shaw, PhD Sociology, Boys' Love Byte-sized: A Qualitative Exploration of Queer-themed Microfiction in Chinese Cyberspace
• Mark Stevenson, PhD Geography, Carbon Cycling in Arctic lakes: Sedimentary biomarker reconstructions from Disko Island, West Greenland
• Rumman Khan, PhD Economics, Essays in Poverty and Household Analysis in Africa
• Jodie Pennacchia, PhD Social Policy and Administration, Producing the Academy School: an Ethnographic Study of Failure, Transformation, and Survival in English Secondary Education

From the 1+3 awards:

MA Applied Linguistics

• Daniel Edmondson

MA Educational Research Methods

• Rachel Lehner-Mear
• Cassandra Kill
• Katherine Murphy
• Robert Whyte

MA Russian and East European Studies (Research Track)

• Graham Stack

 MA Socio-Legal and Criminological Research

• Emma Sheffield

MSc Psychology Research Methods

• Camilla Babbage
• Hannah Broadbent
• Craig Scott
• William Smith

MA Research Methods (Sociology)

• Laura Hickman

 Well done everyone! We look forward to following your progress.