Dear all

The Centre for Data Analytics and Society is now open for applications for PhD students to start in October.

The projects are all partnered with an external organisation giving you the opportunity to work closely with industry, opportunities range from exploring different approaches to health and obesity, working with crime data, to developing automated processes for use with forensic testing.

We are looking for graduates from a wide range of backgrounds with interests in how data can be used to address social science questions using statistical or predictive techniques. Students will work with a multi-disciplinary team of supervisors as well as having the opportunity to work with external partners on real life problems.

The programme is an integrated one (+4), where students undertake an MSc in Data Analytics over the first two years which provides the foundation skills to complete
your research project.

Details for all available projects can be found on our available projects page

Deadline 19th April

Please contact us with any questions

Leeds projects:

Can Food Purchase Data Inform us about Food Intake, Food Security and Food Sustainability?

Whole systems approach to obesity

Liverpool projects:

Data Fusion and a 2021 Global Census

Global Retail Centres and their Composition

Artificial Intelligence for traffic safety enhancement: Images, video feeds and sensors as new data sources

Urban sensors: exploiting the opportunities

The urban analytics of “human weather” form and forecast

Improving estimates of the relative risk of night-time economy (NTE) violence by integrating new forms of data

Manchester projects:

Understanding the construction of metropolitan areas through data analytics: the case of GMCA

Integrating data and simulation towards a mobility services decision support system

An automated data analytics platform for forensic testing

Sheffield projects:

Assessing the Cost of Road Traffic Casualties

Visualizing, Exploiting and Experiencing Global Data on Children’s Media Use 

Applying Data Analytics to Comprehensive Linked Police Records 

The Effect of Traffic Flow and Vehicle Speeds as a Determinant of Road Risk

Modelling of Passenger Clearance at the UK Border (with Border Force)

 

 

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Eleri Pound

Senior Administrator for the Consumer Data Research Centre

Centre Manager for Data analytics and Society

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Consumer Data Research Centre

Data Analytics and Society CDT

University of Leeds

Leeds Institute for Data Analytics

Leeds, LS2 9JT

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