Find a PhD supervisor

Once you've identified the subject area you wish to research, you will need to find a supervisor for your project. All Doctoral Researchers are provided with a lead supervisor, who will act as the main source of academic supervisory support and research mentoring during your time as a Doctoral Researcher at the University.

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麻豆精选 for supervisors below to see who you think may be a great fit for your research area. Once you have identified they are able to offer appropriate supervisory support, you can start to reach out to staff using the contact details provided on their profile. 

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Dr John Halsall

Dr John Halsall

Research Fellow

Department of Cancer and Genomic Sciences

  • MRes Molecular and Cellular Biology
  • MSc Molecular Biotechnology
  • MSc Toxicology

Dr Malika Hamadi

Dr Malika Hamadi

Associate Professor in Finance
Postgraduate Programme Director

The Department of Finance

  • Corporate Finance
  • Financial Intermediation
  • Banking
  • Financial Inclusion
  • Climate Finance
  • Financial Technology
  • ESG
  • Trade and Finance
  • House Prices

Dr Ian Hamilton

Dr Ian Hamilton

Research Fellow

School of Chemical Engineering

Ian co-supervises a number of postgraduate students within the Microstructure Group within the School of Chemical Engineering

Dr Liz Hamilton

Lecturer in Environmental Science

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Liz currently supervises a number of PhD projects through her links with the BIFoR FACE project.

Dr Tara Hamling

Dr Tara Hamling

Reader in Early Modern Studies
Head of Department of History

Department of History

I welcome graduate students working on any aspect of the visual and material culture, religious, social and cultural history of early modern Britain. This might include any aspect of domestic culture, the intersection between the visual arts and the Reformation, or material practices of everyday life.

I have previously supervised doctoral students working on:

Women and community in early modern Stratford-upon-Avon
Household religious practices in seventeenth-century England
The cultural heritage ...





Dr Shasha Han

Dr Shasha Han

Assistant Professor in Hydrology and Water Resources

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Dr Shasha Han welcomes inquiries from prospective PGR students in her areas of interest.

Dr Robin Hancocks

Dr Robin Hancocks

Research Fellow

School of Chemical Engineering

Robin is involved in postgraduate supervision for a number of the groups students

 

Professor Michael Hand

Professor Michael Hand

Professor of Philosophy of Education

School of Education

Michael supervises doctoral students working in the field of philosophy of education, primarily in the areas of moral, political, religious and philosophical education. He is currently supervising doctoral theses on the place of philosophy on the school curriculum, the ethics of belief in the classroom, existential thinking in religious education, and tackling extremism through philosophy in schools.

Dr Stephen Hanham

Dr Stephen Hanham

Honorary Associate Professor

Department of Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering

Applications from good students are always welcome. For a full list of available opportunities, please visit the Department for Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering Postgraduate doctoral research programmes page.

Dr Anne Hanley

Dr Anne Hanley

Senior Research Fellow
UKRI Future Leaders Fellow

Department of Applied Health Sciences

Dr Hanley is available to supervise and co-supervise historical and interdisciplinary projects on health and medicine, especially sexual and reproductive health.

Dr Stephanie Hanley

Dr Stephanie Hanley

Research Fellow

Department of Applied Health Sciences

Stephanie is available to supervise and co-supervise Masters and PhD students in areas related to her current research interests.

Professor David Hannah

Professor David Hannah

Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Sustainability)
Director of the Birmingham Institute for Sustainability and Climate Action
Professor of Hydrology, UNESCO Chair in Water Science

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

David Hannah鈥檚 research is interdisciplinary, focusing on three complementary themes within hydroclimatology (the interface between hydrology-climatology):

Hydroclimatological processes within alpine, Arctic, mountain and glacierised river basins
Climate and river flow regimes
River energy budget and thermal dynamics

Professor Hannah has a cross-cutting interest in hydroecology, specifically ecological response to hydroclimatological and physico-chemical habitat variability/change. He also develops new methods for monitoring, analysing and modelling environmental dynamics at range of space-time ...