Profiles
Dr Nicola Langdon
Research Assistant in CAMERA
Peninsula Medical School (Faculty of Health)
Nicola is a social science researcher with a disciplinary background in International Relations. Her previous research roles include the United Downs Deep Geothermal Power project (Sustainable Earth Institute), conducting media framing analysis of a geothermal project in Cornwall, and the modern slavery police transformation project (MSPTU, UK Police), conducting research on modern slavery and human trafficking in the UK.
Nicola is currently based within the CAMERA team in Peninsula Medical School, researching on the migration of doctors to and from the UK, and doctors' preparedness for practice
Qualifications
PhD Politics (2018) University of Plymouth
MA Applied Strategy and International Security (2010) (Plymouth with Dartmouth Strategic Studies Group)
BSc (Hons) International Relations (2009) (Plymouth)
Professional membership
British International Studies Association (BISA)
Political Studies Association (PSA)
International Environmental Communication Association (IECA)
International Association of Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)
Roles on external bodies
Deputy Convener BISA Foreign Policy Working Group
Teaching interests
Associate Lecturer supporting International Relations, Politics and Sociology.
Seminar Leader: GOV1000PP One Planet? Society and Sustainability
Research interests
Media framing, Humanitarian intervention, Security studies, Sustainability, Medical Education