PhD students

Postgraduate researchers linked to the Morgan Centre.

Current students

  • Tom Bosak
  • Poppy Budworth
  • Helen Chadwick
  • Chi-Ting Serena Chuang
  • Clare Courtney - Food, migration and belonging: everyday geographies of alternative education within informal food ventures in Northern England'
  • Jo Gregory-Chialton
  • Kate Dangar - 'From courtship to cohabitation: How do egalitarian young adults reconcile gender inequality during heterosexual relationship formation?'
  • Hannah Gregson
  • Arielle Lawson
  • Vanessa Lefton
  • Jianyu Li
  • Shanglin Liu
  • Neve Meats - 'Writing for Mass Observation: Ways of Knowing Everyday Life'
  • Daisy Moynagh
  • Kim McFalone
  • Maddy Routon
  • Elle Shea
  • Tetyana Solovey
  • Will Stubbs
  • Miriam Tenquist
  • Arsene Werlen
  • Yue Zhang

Recently graduated

  • Alexus Davis (2024)
  • Kristian Fuzi (2024)
  • Sophie Atherton (2023)
  • Tiba Bonyad (2023)
  • Mariana Dias (2023)
  • David Dobson (2023)
  • Georgia Hibbert (2023) - 'The relational and moral aspects involved in social egg freezing'
  • Susanne Martikke (2023) - 'From impact to relationships: Voluntary sector organisations in a changing environment'
  • Elizabeth Ackerley (2022) - 'Young people’s activism in times of austerity’ 
  • Alison Briggs (2022)
  • Niamh Kavanagh (2022) - 'Exploring Salford's working-class experiences of gentrification-induced displacement'
  • Cedomir Vuckovic (2022)
  • Lauren Greehy (2021) - Making sense of 'perfume'
  • Hannah Haycox (2020)
  • Jaime Garcia Iglesias (2020)
  • Jessica Mancuso (2020) - 'Sapphic space scarcity: How space and place affect subculture visibility'
  • Maisie Tomlinson (2020) - 'Critical anthropomorphism' and multispecies ethnography: an investigation of animal behaviour expertise
  • Neta Yodovich (2020) - '"Does that make me a bad feminist?" - Feminist paradigms in female fandom'
  • Jingran Yu (2020)
  • Ali Siles Barcenas (2019) - 'Mormon men masculinity: a qualitative analysis of religious normativity, secular representations of masculinity and their influence in males' subjectivity'
  • Rachel Katz (2019) - 'Grinding their gears?: Effects of tourist using Grindr on local LGBT+ communities