Dr. Charlotte Nisbet is Lecturer in Social Sciences. She is currently teaching in Sociology and Criminology.
Research interests:
Charlotte's work is about redressing social inequalities at a local and global level. She is a member of the Power and Intersecting Inequalities Research Cluster. Her research interests include women in philanthropy, the voluntary sector, austerity and inequalities. She also has a keen interest in qualitative research methods and creative methodologies.
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