Ceri Fowler

My research interests lie in gender and political behaviour, particularly elections and public opinion in the UK and Europe. I studied at St Hilda's College for a BA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics and at the University of Bristol for an MSc in Social Science Research Methods (Politics and International Relations), before completing my PhD in Politics at the University of Manchester. My thesis, completed in 2022, was entitled "Gender and Voting Behaviour at the UK's 2016 Referendum on European Union Membership" and won the PSA McDougall Prize for Best Thesis in the field of Elections, Electoral Systems, and Representation. Prior to joining St Hilda's College as Career Development Fellow in Comparative Politics in 2023, I held posts at University College London as an Associate Lecturer in Research Methods and Politics and at the University of Manchester as a Lecturer in Politics.