Dave Walsh
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Dave Walsh is an Assistant Professor at De Montfort University in the United Kingdom. His research areas include labor exploitation risks, human trafficking investigations, and police interviewing practices. He has authored recent articles addressing the implications of Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic on child criminal exploitation, as well as forensic interview techniques with vulnerable populations. His work emphasizes the importance of multi-agency collaborations and the impact of interview practices on testimonies in legal contexts.
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Rachel Granger
De Montfort University
3 months ago
De Montfort University is advertising up to 3 funded PhD opportunities connected to the Institute for Responsible Business and Social Justice and Research and Innovation BAL . The post is shared by Professor Rachel Granger and points to a broader set of funded doctoral opportunities at DMU. The research themes highlighted in the post and linked page include responsible business , social justice , urban economies , and the Midlands Design: A multi-sector, multi-partner growth initiative . The DMU doctoral opportunities page explains that these are scholarship-style PhD awards where the research project may already be defined and a supervisory team may already be appointed. Funding covers tuition fees and includes a stipend for living expenses . These are therefore suitable for applicants seeking a funded doctoral route rather than a self-funded place. Eligibility and requirements are not fully specified in the social post. Interested applicants should be prepared to demonstrate fit with the project, motivation, and suitability for doctoral research. The linked DMU page notes that applying is similar to applying for a job: you need to make a case for why you are the best candidate. No language-test waiver, fee waiver, or other waiver is explicitly mentioned in the post. Deadline : the linked DMU funded opportunities page lists the relevant deadline as 17 July 2026 for the featured opportunities shown in the excerpt. How to apply : open the linked opportunity, read the project details carefully, and follow the university application instructions. If you are interested, contact Professor Rachel Granger and the named collaborators for further discussion before submitting your application.
3 months ago
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Ian Stanier
Assistant Professor
University of Buckingham
Laura Pajon
Liverpool John Moores University Liverpool Business School
Jordan Nunan
University of Northampton
Rashid Minhas
University of West London
Gavin Oxburgh
Northumbria University
Akira Kyo
Kwansei Gakuin University
Simon-Lewis Menzies
University of Dundee
Bernard Silverman
Emeritus Professor
University of Oxford
Ben Brewster
University of Nottingham
Brandon May
Florida Institute of Technology
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