Dr Mark Brown

Senior Lecturer (CCSR)-no-occupancy

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mark.brown@manchester.ac.uk

Phone: +44 (0) 161 275 4780

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Biography

Mark joined CCSR in 1996 with a background in geography and demography. He has wide experience of teaching quantitative methods at undergraduate and postgraduate level, and held a number of research grants in the field of curriculum innovation. He is currently co-leading The Mancheser Q-Step Centre www.manchester.ac.uk/q-step/ an inter-disciplinary project to embed and expand the use of quantitative data and methods in undergraduate Social Science programmes at Manchester. He was awarded a university Teaching Excellence Award in 2012/2013

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Pathways to ethnic differences in obesity: The role of migration, culture and socio-economic position in the UK

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HSC: Manchester Quantitative Methods Centre

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