The University of Sheffield
Benjamin Odin is a PhD candidate in Public Health Economics and Decision Science at The University of Sheffield, where multiple roles have included Graduate Teaching Associate in various subjects related to Crime, Justice, and Social Policy. Experience extends to serving as a Quantitative Consultant for the Prison Leaver Project at SCHARR and as a researcher for the Violence Reduction Unit at Thames Valley Police. Previous positions include Research Assistant for the IMPROVE Trial at the University of Leeds and various finance-related roles at Apex Group Ltd and Aviva. Benjamin holds multiple degrees, including an MSc in Health Economics from the University of York and a Master of Arts in Financial Economics from the University of Dundee. Additional qualifications include a Postgraduate Certificate in Public Health and a Certificate in Business Accounting from CIMA.
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