Professor Andrew Bell
School of Education
Professor of Quantitative Social Sciences
+44 114 222 6065
Full contact details
School of Education
The Wave
2 Whitham Road
Sheffield
S10 2AH
- Profile
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Before moving to Sheffield, Dr. Bell was a lecturer at the University of Bristol, where he also completed his undergraduate degree (in Geography) and PhD (in Advanced Quantitative Methods). His research spans a diverse range of subject areas: his work includes a focus on health inequalities, for example looking at mental health trajectories from a life-course perspective; but he has also contributed to other disciplines including geography, political science, and economics. His work is united by a methodological interest in the development and application of multilevel models, including age-period-cohort analysis and fixed and random effects models. He is currently working on developing and applying multilevel models for uncovering intersectional inequalities, particularly in health outcomes.
- Research interests
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Multilevel modelling, longitudinal modelling, mental health and wellbeing, life course research, political science, social epidemiology
- Publications
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- PhD Supervision
- Christie Butcher: The characteristics and experiences of carers in the UK trends and variations 2001-2021 (with Prof Matt Bennett and Professor Sue Yeandle) ESRC-funded Data Analytics and Society CDT, in partnership with CarersUK
- Harriet Ann Patrick: The financial costs of unpaid care in a geographical context (with Prof Matt Bennett and Professor Sue Yeandle) ESRC-funded Data Analytics and Society CDT, in partnership with Office for National Statistics
- Rhiannon Williams: Tackling homelessness in the UK: a data analytics approach (with Prof Gwilym Price and Dr Beth Garratt). ESRC-funded Data Analytics and Society CDT, in partnership with Shelter