Dr Marzana Kamal
LECTURER IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
Sociological Studies
0151 291 3554
kamalm@hope.ac.uk
I am a lecturer in Sociological Studies at Liverpool Hope University. I joined the school of social sciences as a post-doctoral teaching fellow in February 2021. I received my PhD in Sociology and Social Policy from Bangor University in 2020. As a graduate teaching assistant and teaching associate I taught Sociology and Criminology at Bangor University between 2018 and 2020. Prior to this I completed an MA in Gender and International Development from University of Warwick in 2015.
My research interest is focused on migration, gender, and diasporic studies. My doctoral research explored the impact of male labour migration on “left behind” women in Bangladesh. This research was funded by Bangor University school of social science scholarship 2016. My work from this research has been published as journal articles including in Contemporary South Asia, Feminist Dissent and NORMA. I regularly present my work at international conferences and research seminars.
Currently, I am conducting qualitative research on everyday life experience of migrant men and women in low paid jobs.