Current PhD candidates

Funded PhD students and their research areas and supervisors.

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Our PhD candidates receive financial support to undertake their studies from a variety of sources. These include UK Research Councils (particularly ESRC and EPSRC), University funding (both fee waivers and scholarships offering maintenance funding), and overseas governments and funding organisations (for example, CONACYT for students from Mexico).

Name Email Research area Primary supervisor
Helen Brown hlbrown2@sheffield.ac.uk Understanding attitudes and perceptions amongst older people of housing and housing processes in an era of rising demand Malcolm Tait
Cihan Cagil trp11ctc@sheffield.ac.uk The Istanbul International Financial Center and World City Planning in Istanbul John Henneberry
Fiona Calder f.calder@sheffield.ac.uk Involving customers in directing water supply and sewerage outcomes Liz Sharp
Juliet de Little jmdelittle1@sheffield.ac.uk Planning for resilience under multi-stakeholder risk management Liz Sharp
Hoda Elhalaby haelhalaby1@sheffield.ac.uk The effect of NGOs interventions on urban villages in Egypt Steve Connelly
Dario Ferrazzi dferrazzi1@sheffield.ac.uk Housing, crime and the city: re-addressing the urban crime question Rowland Atkinson
Manuel Heckel mheckel1@sheffield.ac.uk Urban governance and finance in sub-Saharan Africa Glyn Williams
Philippa Hughes phughes4@sheffield.ac.uk Community land trusts John Flint
George Jewitt g.jewitt@sheffield.ac.uk A better tomorrow: paternalism, totalitarianism, democracy Peter Bibby
Chan-Woo Kim cwkim1@sheffield.ac.uk Commercial real estate rental markets in Europe Craig Watkins
Stephanie Lacey svlacey1@sheffield.ac.uk The impact of female homelessness on children's educational experiences in inner-city schools Michele Lancione
Carl Lee clee37@sheffield.ac.uk Purpose built student accommodation (PBSA) development nexus in Sheffield 2000-2019. Sarah Payne
Hakjin Lee hlee58@sheffield.ac.uk Neighbourhood planning: localism, community participation and conflicts Andy Inch
Wanying Li WLi94@sheffield.ac.uk Residential Redevelopment: Eviction and the reconstruction of space in the lower half of Chongqing, China Amparo Tarazona Vento
Yixin Liu yliu155@sheffield.ac.uk Gated communities in China Rowland Atkinson
Abraham Mariech AMMariech1@sheffield.ac.uk Housing and disability within urban informality in Eldoret, Kenya Paula Meth
Martha Mingay mmingay1@sheffield.ac.uk Community land trusts and the housing crisis John Flint
Naomi Oates nemoates1@sheffield.ac.uk Water service provision practices in Malawi    Steve Connelly
Inken Oldsen-thor Straten ioldsen-thorstraten1@sheffield.ac.uk An analysis of local authorities and property developers’ relations shaping spatial change in Cape Town and Johannesburg Paula Meth
Marion Oveson m.a.oveson@sheffield.ac.uk Civic universities and social justice Lee Crookes
Jenny Patient jspatient1@sheffield.ac.uk Trade Unions and a 'just' transition to low carbon Beth Perry
Martyna Piliszewska mppiliszewska1@sheffield.ac.uk Why do they stay? Exploring the reasons why homeless Polish migrant workers remain in a state of prolonged destitution in post-Brexit Britain Michele Lancione
Selam Robi swrobi1@sheffield.ac.uk Industrial park cities in Ethiopia Tom Goodfellow
Patricia Schappo pschappo1@sheffield.ac.uk Street markets as multi-purpose development strategies for urban environments Melanie Lombard
Sri Suryani ssuryani1@sheffield.ac.uk Displacements and urban water infrastructure in Jakarta, Indonesia Michele Lancione
Chao Wang cwang47@sheffield.ac.uk The involvement of Chinese civil society in environmental planning Steve Connelly
Yu-Tung Wu YWu165@sheffield.ac.uk Housing and intergenerational inequality in the Taipei metropolitan area Ryan Powell
Said Zaaneen SYSZaaneen1@sheffield.ac.uk Urban refugee camps in the Gaza Strip Tom Goodfellow
Nancy Marcia L. Wilson nmwilson1@sheffield.ac.uk Housing discrimination in the Sheffield metropolitan area, 1960s to the present Tom Goodfellow 
Nan Wang nwang30@sheffield.ac.uk Understanding the role of peer-to-peer accommodation in disrupting the neighbourhood: A new form of gentrification Stephen Hincks
Mónica Martin Grau mmartingrau1@sheffield.ac.uk Urban frictions: prosperity turns within Nairobi’s water tinkering practices Vanesa Castan Broto
Michael Marshall mmarshall7@sheffield.ac.uk Financialisation, regulation and asset management in English housing associations Stephen Hincks
Mateus Lira mateus.lira@sheffield.ac.uk The politics of resettlement and occupations in Brazil Jonathan Silver