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Dr Myrna Papadouka is a Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Criminology at Middlesex University's Faculty of Business and Law, within the Department of Law and Social Sciences. She serves as Director of Programmes for Law and Social Sciences, overseeing BA Criminology and MSc Cybercrime & Digital Investigations programmes. Her research focuses on organized crime, human trafficking, dark net drug markets, and big data methodologies.
- Education: PhD in Sociology (University of North Texas), MSc Criminology (University of Surrey), BA Sociology (Panteion University)
- Professional Experience: Research roles at RUSI, University of Cambridge, and London Borough of Camden
Research interests span cybercrime's societal impacts, text mining applications in criminology, and critical analysis of migration-related crime narratives. Teaching includes advanced modules like Cybercrime and Society, Text Mining, and Dissertation supervision for both undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Publications analyze migrant smuggling dynamics, burglary prevention, and media framing of human trafficking. Her work bridges criminological theory with computational methods, addressing pressing issues like Mediterranean migration and dark web activities.
