Dr Winnie Wang
M.Sc.(BNU), Ph.D.(UCLA)
Current positions
Senior Lecturer
School of Geographical Sciences
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Research interests
Research interests include migration and mobility, population and urban geography, health geography, aging population, quantitative methods, China
Projects and supervisions
Research projects
From PGR students to researchers: A case study of Chinese PGR students and researchers in the UK
Principal Investigator
Role
Principal Investigator
Description
The funding application to the Enhancing Research Culture internal call has been successful and I have been awarded my requested funds amounting to £5,300. These funds should be used towards…Managing organisational unit
School for Policy StudiesDates
08/03/2022 to 31/07/2022
Impact of Urban-rural Return Migration on Rural Development in China----with Implications for Vietnam
Principal Investigator
Managing organisational unit
School of Geographical SciencesDates
30/04/2014 to 29/09/2017
Thesis supervisions
Publications
Recent publications
26/06/2021Quantitative geography III: Future challenges and challenging futures
Progress in Human Geography
Return migration and in situ urbanization of migrant sending areas: Insights from a survey of seven provinces in China
Cities
Analysing inter-provincial urban migration flows in China: A new multilevel gravity model approach
Migration Studies
Quantitative methods I
Progress in Human Geography
The Making of the ‘Migrant Class’
The SAGE Handbook of Contemporary China
Related people
Emeritus Professor Kelvyn Jones
Emeritus Professor
School of Geographical Sciences
Professor Richard Harris
Professor of Quantitative Social Geography
School of Geographical Sciences
Maria Fannin
Professor of Human Geography
School of Geographical Sciences
Professor David Manley
Dean of Science and Engineering
Science and Engineering Faculty Office
Dr Levi Wolf
Associate Professor of Quantitative Human Geography
School of Geographical Sciences