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Kalyan Kumar Kameshwara
I am trained in quantitative methods as part of my postgraduate and doctoral studies (through an ESRC-funded pathway) at the Universities of Bath and Bristol. My work employs various empirical strategies (mainly involving econometric, machine learning and psychometric tools), along with social theory, to understand issues in the domain of education, labour, development and policy (…among others). I am always on the lookout for interesting data-driven stories that also have sufficient scope for drama.
Previously, I have worked and am currently affiliated with the Institute for Policy Research (IPR) at the University of Bath and the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). I have taught modules on statistics/econometrics, causal inference, modelling techniques and policy research.
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PROJECTS
Ministry of Justice Evaluation of New Prisons Programme
The prison population has increased significantly in the 2020s, prompting the Prison Capacity Portfolio (PCP) to aim for 20,000 additional prison places during the decade. This initiative not only...
Out of sight: missing school and life outcomes for young people
In partnership with FFT Education Datalab, CER researchers have been awarded a new grant from the Nuffield Foundation. The CER research team includes Richard Dorsett, Veruska Oppedisano, Gerda Buchmueller...
Skilled Managers – Productive Workplaces
The Skilled Managers project builds on the evidence from recent studies that demonstrate a clear link between conflict, wellbeing and productivity in the contexts of the UK (Carnegie UK...Meet our other team members
Peter Urwin
Alex Bowyer
Gerda Buchmueller
Franz Buscha
Richard Dorsett
Emma Gorman
Kalyan Kumar Kameshwara
Fatima Maatwk
Elisabeth Michielsens
Veruska Oppedisano
Frankie Saundry
Richard Saundry
Sylvia Snijders
Min Zhang
