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Mark Fabian is a Reader in Public Policy at the University of Warwick within the Department of Politics and International Studies. He holds a BA in Philosophy and History, an MA in Development Economics, and a PhD in Economic Policy from the Australian National University. Mark's research focuses on wellbeing from an interdisciplinary perspective, with a particular emphasis on its policy applications. His early work includes the book 'Theory of Subjective Wellbeing' published by Oxford University Press, which investigates effective measures of wellbeing. He also explores the lived experiences of individuals concerning their wellbeing, rooted in analytical philosophy and influenced by clinical experiences and theories such as Self Determination Theory and logotherapy. Mark advocates for a science-into-policy approach in addressing public welfare, particularly through his current project on the 'Wellbeing State' that aims to update welfare state theory for the 21st century. His interests extend to workplace wellbeing, positive psychology interventions, and participatory governance, actively engaging in teaching and supervising postgraduate research.
Includes General, Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Biomedical, and Manufacturing Engineering. Most programs fall under English Band A.