Personal profile
Phd Researcher Profile
My PhD studentship is entitled: Retrieving social theories from the (recent) past that might speak to social understanding today. This project is currently funded by the Department for the Economy (DfE).
My research is primarily within in the areas of sociological theory, theoretical psychology and welfare. Specifically, this has a focus on the reinterpretation of Herbert Spencer's social thought.
Background:
I graduated from Ulster University in 2017, with an undergraduate degree in social psychology (first class). Thereafter, I completed one year of doctoral training in the same subject, also at Ulster. In 2019 I was awarded my masters degree in social science from Queen's University, Belfast for my thesis on the philosophy of social science entitled: The Epistemology and Methodology of Social Science Research: A Narrative Review and Synthesis.
Education/Academic qualification
Master, Queen's University Belfast
Award Date: 1 Nov 2019
Bachelor
Award Date: 1 Jul 2017