After completing my undergraduate and postgraduate degrees whilst working in retail and the public sector, I secured funded doctoral study at the University of Derby. During my PhD, I gained teaching and marking experience, became an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and worked as an Associate Lecturer across two institutions. I tried to…>
Written by Robyn Fawcett
Dr Robyn Fawcett is a lecturer in Criminology and Programme Leader at the University of Derby. Her research examines social policy, inequality, and the lived experiences of families navigating contemporary welfare systems, with a particular focus on translating research into practice and public understanding. Robyn is passionate about engaging diverse audiences, sharing insights through community projects, conferences, and universities across the UK and South Korea. She is also a founding member of the Wayward Women history group, established in 2019 to celebrate and bring attention to overlooked women in history.