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Sarah Salway is a Professor of Public Health at the University of Sheffield, affiliated with the School of Sociological Studies, Politics and International Relations. Her research bridges sociology, social policy, and public health, focusing on health inequalities linked to migration, ethnicity, and gender. She uses participatory methods and collaborates with statutory and third-sector organizations globally.
- BA (Oxford), MSc/PhD (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine)
Her work addresses reproductive health and ethical challenges in researching race/ethnicity, with projects in the UK, Pakistan, India, Ghana, and Sri Lanka. Recent studies include intersectional analyses of healthy ageing and maternity care reforms in Punjab. She has secured major grants from NIHR, MRC, and ESRC.
Scientific awards include:
- NIHR School for Public Health Research grant (2022)
- NIHR grant for loneliness reduction (2020)
- MRC funding for maternal healthcare in Pakistan (2018)
She supervises PhD projects on migrant health, reproductive justice, and poverty. Her teaching includes modules on health inequalities and sociology of health, informed by her international fieldwork in South Asia and Africa.
