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Susan Batchelor is a Senior Lecturer with 25 years of experience, specializing in qualitative, feminist, and critical criminological approaches. Her research examines the intersections of gender, generation, culture, and crime, with a particular focus on young women's experiences of violence. Batchelor has a sustained interest in structural inequalities and the cultural narratives that shape experiences of harm and injustice. She has a strong record of applied, policy-relevant research and collaboration with public and third-sector organizations. She led a major Scottish Government-funded study on repeat violent victimization and is currently developing related research on community responses to violence. Her teaching practice is grounded in inclusive, research-led approaches and she has extensive experience in curriculum design and program leadership at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Batchelor is involved with the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research and contributes to various feminist research collectives.
University of Glasgow • Glasgow, Scotland
Teaching and conducting research focusing on gender and criminology.
University of Strathclyde • Glasgow, Scotland
Teaching and research in criminology.