

In September 2024, I had the privilege of attending the Annual EuroCrim Conference in Bucharest. I presented my poster, More Harm than Good: Examining the impact of immigration policy on non-UK nationals experiencing homelessness and exploitation within Greater Manchester, on the Thursday evening. It was a fantastic academic and cultural experience.
Read MoreI am now three years into my History PhD at Lancaster and as I am part-time I am hopefully about half-way through. I had quite a long gap between my first degree and my postgraduate work, so how did I get here?
I took my BA at King’s College in London. I was brought up in the North West and University gave an opportunity to move to the bright lights and all that the metropolis had to offer! I enjoyed my time in London although perhaps a bit too much for my academic performance!
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So, you are in your 30’s or 40’s, and beyond and you discover a spark of curiosity and an inkling that you might want to pursue a research idea into a PhD, and it just won’t go away… but so many doubts are flying around your brain… ‘I will be too old, I will be the odd one out, what can I bring, I’ve forgotten everything I learnt in my undergrad degree, I won’t be accepted/good enough’, etc., etc…
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I was fortunate to be invited to present my research at the 71st Annual Midwest Conference on British Studies which was held in Toronto, Canada. The NWSSDTP kindly funded my travel expenses for the trip and gave me the opportunity to present my work for the first time to a North American audience.
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