Harriet Ann Patrick

Sheffield Methods Institute

Doctoral Researcher

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Harriet Ann Patrick
Sheffield Methods Institute
The Wave
2 Whitham Road
Sheffield
S10 2AH
Profile

Harriet Ann joined the Sheffield Methods Institute in 2021 to do a MSc in Data Analytics alongside her PhD exploring the financial costs of unpaid care. Prior to this, Harriet Ann obtained a BSc in Sociology from Cardiff University. As a member of the Centre for Care, Harriet Ann focuses on inequalities experienced by unpaid carers. Harriet Ann’s research makes use of statistical modelling techniques to investigate the economic consequences of providing unpaid care.

Qualifications

 BSc Sociology - Cardiff University

Research interests

Harriet Ann's research interests are centred in societal inequalities. Her work looks at gender, the labour market and how the provision of unpaid care is a space in which pre-existing inequalities manifest and are exacerbated. Harriet Ann is also interested in the important role data science can bring to research into unpaid care.

Research group

PhD Supervisors:

Professor Sue Yeandle

Professor Matt Bennett

Dr Andy Bell

Grants

Harriet Ann's PhD is funded by the Centre for Doctoral Training.

Teaching activities

Harriet Ann was a teaching assistant for an introduction to Quantitative Sociological Research module taught to second year undergraduates.