Postdoctoral Fellowships 2024
The SWDTP is pleased to host ESRC-funded Postdoctoral Fellowships across the South West. Fellowships are full-time for one year.
The ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowship Scheme provides a career development opportunity for those at a relatively early stage of their academic career and successful fellows were chosen on their ability to demonstrate great potential in social science research, with an international development focus.
As the South West Doctoral Training Centre (SWDTC), we were one of five DTC partners chosen by the ESRC in 2016 to deliver the fellowships programme based on a longstanding commitment to supporting postgraduate training with an international development focus and to demonstrable research strength in this area.
Have a look at their profiles and see what our excellent Fellows are up to. Click on the links below to read their profiles in full!
Dr Heather Wren
Governing time, governing migrants
Dr Heather Wren
Addressing the climate crisis through empathetic ruptions in environmental education
Dr Ellen Smith
Imperial Letters: Labour, Text and Social Experience in the Making of Colonial South Asia, 1857-1930
Dr Freya Wise
Low carbon residential retrofit: considering the resident as well as the carbon
Postdoctoral Fellowships 2023
Dr Natalie Birnham
IDs for Rohingya: ‘Pathways to Citizenship’ or Instruments of Genocide?
Dr Mark Wilson
Assessing local authority policy interventions to reduce food-related GHG emissions.
Dr Fanny Froehlich
Dr Jacks Bennett
Postdoctoral Fellowships 2022
Dr Bethan Stagg
Dr Robert Mann
Dr Aimee Middlemiss
Invisible Labours: The reproductive politics of second trimester pregnancy loss in England
Dr Bond
Unearthing synthetic biology food futures and the changing ‘nature’ of production
Dr Katharine Lee
Dr Pamela Buchan
Dr Rachel Manning
The wellbeing of young people in curriculum-focused outdoor and environmental education.