Laura Serra

I am a PhD candidate in Political Science with a research interest in electoral studies and political behaviour. My thesis assesses the age gap in UK partisanship and the relative influence of generational differences, value change, later maturation, and party appeals.

Prior to starting my PhD I completed a BA degree in International Relations at Royal Holloway and an MSc degree in Social Research Methods at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Part of my research has further contributed to projects in the charity sector, including a report commissioned by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and a series of tutorials for The Brilliant Club, a university-access charity.

Teaching

2019/2020 - Department of Politics and International Relations

PR2000 - Resarching Politics and International Relations: Analysis, Design and Practice 

2020/2021 - Department of Politics and International Relations

PR2000 - Resarching Politics and International Relations: Analysis, Design and Practice 

2021/2022 - Department of Law and Criminology

CR2011 - Research Methods for the Social Sciences

CR2030 - Data Analysis for Psychologists