Eleanor Bale

Sheffield Methods Institute

Doctoral Researcher

elbale1@sheffield.ac.uk

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Eleanor Bale
Sheffield Methods Institute
The Wave
2 Whitham Road
Sheffield
S10 2AH
Profile

Eleanor joined the SMI in September 2021 as part of the Centre of Doctoral Training (CDT) funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ERSC) to complete a 4-year integrated PhD and MSc in Data Analytics and Society focusing on Social Frontiers. The PhD is partnered with Delft University in the Netherlands.

The PhD provides an exciting opportunity to combine a passion for statistics and social science. Eleanor’s PhD research will focus on the impact of migration on segregation and the effect of social frontiers on social and economic factors such as educational outcomes, mental health, and crime. Eleanor is interested in research about inequality, social mobility especially focusing on children’s outcomes. The PhD offers Eleanor the fantastic experience of working alongside researchers at Delft University with an incredible micro-level social science dataset.

Qualifications

Prior to joining the University of Sheffield, Eleanor completed an Integrated Masters in Mathematics and a PGCE in Secondary Education in Mathematics at the University of York.

Research interests

- Impact of immigration

- Educational Outcomes

- Health - Social Frontiers

- Social Class

- Race and religion

Research group

PhD Supervisors:

Professor Gwilym Pryce

Dr Aneta Piekut

Professor Matt Bennett

Grants

ESRC CDT Studentship