Crossing the line: Finishing my PhD
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2025 10:23 am
Will Shankley reviews how his PhD (which, in part, used 2011 Census data) went. In his first blog post, he looked at the challenge he faced and in his second post he explored impact. In this blog post, he examines what the future of this area of research could be.
Future Work
I feel that I have undertaken a lot of impact poland rcs data activities as part of my PhD work and this has both direct and indirect impact on Polish migrants in Britain.
Finishing a PhD has been an exhilarating experience but also it is equally as scary at the same time and the inevitable question over what to do next quickly emerges. I initially intended to pursue a career in research on a project that directly and indirectly impacts migrants. However, for Polish and other EU migrants this field seems more important than ever.
Over the course of my PhD, an event unfolded that I had not expected with the British people deciding to leave the European Union, a decision that put EU migrants’ position in Britain in uncharted waters.
Future Work
I feel that I have undertaken a lot of impact poland rcs data activities as part of my PhD work and this has both direct and indirect impact on Polish migrants in Britain.
Finishing a PhD has been an exhilarating experience but also it is equally as scary at the same time and the inevitable question over what to do next quickly emerges. I initially intended to pursue a career in research on a project that directly and indirectly impacts migrants. However, for Polish and other EU migrants this field seems more important than ever.
Over the course of my PhD, an event unfolded that I had not expected with the British people deciding to leave the European Union, a decision that put EU migrants’ position in Britain in uncharted waters.