Bryony Hoskins

Professor Bryony Hoskins is a Chair in Comparative Social Science at the University of Roehampton's Faculty of Business and Law. She specializes in citizenship education, political socialisation, and inequalities, with a focus on Europe and the Middle East. Her research includes EU Horizon grants, UNICEF funding, and projects like G-EPIC to empower girls in politics. She advises international organizations like the Council of Europe and UNESCO. Supervising PhD students on topics like gender performance online and generational expectations, she emphasizes citizenship education's role in addressing political inequality. Key projects include STRIDE (2024-2027) and the 2023 Council of Europe RFCDC review. Her work bridges academia and policy, with recent media engagements including Newsweek and podcasts on political literacy.

Education: Implied academic credentials (PhD) but not explicitly stated in provided text.

Research Interests:

• Citizenship education and political socialisation
• Socioeconomic inequalities in political engagement
• Comparative political education across Europe
• Impact of economic crises on citizenship

Grants & Funding:

• £704,872.35 (EU Horizon G-EPIC)
• £359,371.25 (STRIDE)
• £36,269 (Leverhulme)
• $105,667.37 (UNICEF)

Activities & Awards:

• 4* Research Excellence Framework (Ref2021) submission
• Contributions to UNICEF, World Bank, Council of Europe
• Public speaking engagements at APPG meetings and international conferences

Labs/Teams: Centre for Sustainability and Responsible Management; collaborates with international networks like CIES Special Interest Group.