Professor Martyn Denscombe

Job: Emeritus Professor

Faculty: Business and Law

School/department: Leicester Castle Business School

Research group(s): Health Policy Research Unit

Address: The Gateway, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, LE1 9BH

T: 0116 2551551

E: md@dmu.ac.uk

W: http://dmu.ac.uk

 

Personal profile

Martyn Denscombe is emeritus professor in the Faculty of Business and Law. He has research interests in the areas of risk perception, the health-related behaviour of young people, interaction in classrooms, multicultural education, and research ethics. He is the author of three popular texts on social research methodology: 'The Good Research Guide', 'Ground Rules for Social Research' and 'Research Proposals - practical guide'.

Research group affiliations

  • People Organisations and Work Institute (POWI)
  • Institute for Health & Health Policy

Publications and outputs

 

Research interests/expertise

  • Social research methodology
  • Research ethics
  • Risk perception
  • Health-related behaviour and young people

Areas of teaching

Research methodology

Qualifications

BSc (Sociology), DipEd (Social science), PhD (sociology)

Courses taught

Research methodology

Membership of professional associations and societies

Institute of Health Promotion & Education 1996 -

(National Council Member 1997 -2001)          

Professional esteem indicators

Current editorial board membership

Social Science Computer Review (2011 - )

International Journal of Multiple Research Approaches (2006- )

Health, Risk and Society (1999- )

Previous editorial board membership

Health Education Research (1997-2008 )

Sociological Research Online (2005- 2009)

International Journal of Health Promotion and Education(1998-2003)

British Educational Research Journal (1995-1999)

Health Education Journal (1997-2010)

Current external examiner

MSc in Social Research, University of Leicester.

MA in Contemporary Sociology, University of Leicester.

PhD Examining

More than 15

PhD Supervision

Supervised 14 PhDs and 4 MPhils through to successful completion.

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