Dr. Daiga Kamerāde
School of Health and Society
Current positions
Reader in Work and Well-being
Biography
Daiga is an experienced lecturer and researcher and has been working at various universities in the UK and abroad for nearly twenty years. Daiga joined the University of Salford in October 2016 from the Third Sector Research Centre at the University of Birmingham. Prior to this Daiga worked at the University of Manchester and was awarded a PhD from the University of Cambridge for a study on how working conditions affects workers’ engagement in voluntary organizations. Daiga has also been involved in data collection and analysis consultancy work for numerous private and public sector organizations.
Areas of research
Work, Employment, Well-being, Voluntary work, Mental health
- Quantitative Research Methods
- Work
- Employment
- Well-being
- Voluntary work
- Mental health
Qualifications
- PhD (Univ of Cambridge)
- MPhil (Univ of Cambridge)
- PgCert in Higher Education Practice and Research (Univ of Salford)
Memberships
- HEA Fellow