BeES PhD Supervision

Cluster members are happy to supervise PhD students in a number of areas in behavioural and economic sciences including (but not limited to):

• Auctions and market behaviour
• Behavioural game theory
• Development and evaluation of health interventions
• Diversity
• Education
• Labour and Economics of Organisations
• Experimental Economics
• Hate crime and extremism
• Identity Economics
• Inequality
• Individual decision-making
• Public goods and redistribution
• Political economy
• Police decision-making and crime analysis
• Risky choice
• Social networks
• Social norms and similarity judgements
• Salience and attention