Judith Delaney

Dr. Judith Delaney is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Economics at the University of Bath. Her research focuses on gender disparities in educational outcomes and labor market dynamics, examining how factors like socioeconomic status and geographic accessibility influence educational choices and career trajectories.

Her primary research interests include gender differences in STEM participation, the impact of teacher evaluations on student outcomes, economic analyses of minimum wage policies, and the effects of college proximity on application behaviors. She employs quantitative methods to investigate educational inequality and labor economics.

Dr. Delaney's recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on gender and socioeconomic factors in education. Her 2022-2025 works examine graduate degree choices, teacher assessment biases, and spatial determinants of college applications. Earlier research (2020-2021) explored minimum wage compliance, college application behaviors, and STEM persistence patterns.