Karen Sayer

Emailk.sayerleedstrinity.acuk

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

The interlinking theme of my research is the ways in which bodies, materials and environments are shaped in the C19-C20th. I am able to supervise students interested in undertaking doctoral work on environmental history in the modern period, social and cultural history in Britain during the C19th and C20th, including social histories of the countryside, animal history (farm animals and livestock).

Please contact me if you are interested in pursuing a PhD of: cultural history of farm animals; rural society and environments; rural homes and domestic life; material culture of everyday objects in the Modern period.

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Lightships - National Maritime Museum
Sayer, K. (PI)
Project: Research
Finished
FIELD: Thinking forward through the past: Linking science, social science and the humanities to inform the sustainable reduction of endemic disease in British livestock farming
Woods, A. (PI), Holloway, L. (CoPI), Kao, R. (CoPI), Hanley, N. (CoPI), Proctor, A. (CoPI) & Sayer, K. (CoPI)
3/09/18 → 31/08/23
Project: Research
Towards agri-system thinking: an integrated approach to problems of modern livestock production
Sayer, K. (CoI) & Woods, A. (PI)
1/08/15 → 1/08/16
Project: Research

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Rural Boundaries: the control of rats and mice in British agriculture c. 1800-2001
Sayer, K. (PI)
Museum of English Rural Life
1/09/14 → 31/08/15
Project: Research

Karen Sayer

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Lightships - National Maritime Museum

FIELD: Thinking forward through the past: Linking science, social science and the humanities to inform the sustainable reduction of endemic disease in British livestock farming

Towards agri-system thinking: an integrated approach to problems of modern livestock production

Rural Boundaries: the control of rats and mice in British agriculture c. 1800-2001