Joshua Fullard

I am an Assistant Professor at the  Warwick Business School and a Research Associate at the Research Centre on Micro-Social Change. 

I received my PhD from the Institute for Social and Economic Research. I previously worked as a Lecturer at the Department of Economics at the University of Essex , a Senior Researcher at The Education Policy Institute and held a visiting position at the ifo Institute.

My research agenda can broadly fit into three categories: Teachers and Teacher Labour Markets, Education Inequalities and Survey Methods. 

To view my academic research click here. To view my policy research and features in the media click here. To view my Google Scholar click here.

Research Interests:

• Labour Economics 

• Economics of Education

• Microeconometrics

• Applied Microeconomics

Curriculum Vitae - Research - Education - Employment History

Recent Papers:

• Labour Market Expectations and Occupational Choice: Evidence from Teaching. Latest version here. Slides.

• Teacher Gender Diversity in England 2010 - 2022. Latest version here.

• Invalid Estimates and biased means. Available here.

• Bad Economy, Good Teachers? The countercyclicality of enrolment into Initial Teacher Training Programmes in the UK. Latest version here

• Relative Wages and Pupil Performance, evidence from TIMSS. Latest version here

• An information intervention and consent to data linkage. Experimental evidence from teaching. Latest version here

• Tell Me Who You Are and I Will Give You My Consent: A Light-touch Intervention on Consent to Data Linkage. Latest version here

• Parental Background, Labour Market Expectations and University Applications Intentions in the UK (with Adeline Delavande and Basit Zafar). Latest version here

• UK Comparisons of Educational Attainment (with John Jerrim, Luke Sibieta and Chris Taylor)

• Teacher Diversity in England 2010 - 2021. Latest version here.