Scholar Research in 2021

In 2021, our MSc students produced dissertation research on a wide variety of topics. Here we showcase that work.

Ayantola studied election observers in Nigeria

Betty studied wellbeing, emotion and human behaviour change concepts

Brian researched supercomputing techniques for managing power flows on electricity grids

Claudette studied obstacles to the early diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer

Edith studied a social enterprise project tackling fruit and vegetable preservation

Farai studied school-to-work transitions

Favour researched the energy data landscape in sub-Saharan Africa

Forget researched plant-based nutrition supplements in Zimbabwe

Gloria studied youth development programmes in Kenya

Haddijatou studied the electricity grid of The Gambia

Hammed studied the experiences of refugees in accessing higher education

Ifeanyi studied the Nigerian private health sector’s compliance to malaria case management guidelines

Josephine studied intrapreneurial activities

Kawsar studied lithium-ion battery degradation in The Gambia

Kimberley studied women’s access to sexual and reproductive health services in Zimbabwe

Mekila studied the CFA Franc and Neocolonialism in Central and West Africa

Mercy studied modern slavery, climate change, and environmental degradation in the ICT supply chain

Michael research cost-effective electrification in sub-Saharan Africa

Naomi studied the deployment of solar mini grids in Nigeria

Olise studied the End SARS protests in Nigeria

Unelker studied power, exclusion and racial dynamics in Kenya's wildlife conservation sector

This article was published on 30 Nov, 2021