Post-graduate Research Poster Prize
The British Society of Criminology Postgraduate Committee organise a research poster exhibition to be displayed during the annual conference. The winning entry is awarded a £75 book token prize from SAGE.
The key criteria are:
- Visual impact and creative use of poster space
- Content – clear indication of the research question/conclusions from data (depending on the stage of the research)
Research topic – originality of the research and contribution to the field.
2020 Winner
The winner this year is Amrana Latif. Congratulations to her. Please open the full poster to see the detail.
Amrana Latif (opens as pdf) – Intimate Partner Violence: Barriers to help-seeking experienced by women in the UK
The winner in 2018 was Nicola Coleman, a Postgraduate researcher from Middlesex University, who is researching within the field of Youth Crime and Justice.
The winner in 2017 was Magda Tomaszewska, a Postgraduate researcher at the University of Surrey, who is researching experiences of female foreign national prisoners.
The winner in 2016 was Sian Lewis, PhD student at Loughborough University who is researching sexual harasment on the London transport network.
2015 – Ildiko Kanjilal from Middlesex University for her poster ‘Is your accent guilty? The influence of foreign born domestic violence victims’ accent and ethnic background on the credibility of their court testimonies’.
2014 – Joanna Payton for her poster on ‘Honour’ Killings.
2013 – Davina Kiran Patel.