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A core
function of the Population Research Centre (PRC) is to train Ph.D. scholars. Each academic
year four papers are offered for Population Studies as part of the Ph.D curriculum. These
include advanced level courses in demographic techniques using both direct and indirect
methods, population and development, and theories of population processes.
Recent Ph D
Dissertation Topics
|
Name of Student |
Title of the
Thesis |
Status |
|
M K Sahu |
Impact of an irrigation project on labour force and migration: A case
study of Hirakud project in Sambulpur district |
Awarded |
|
M S Parthasarathy |
Age at marriage. A life cycle analysis |
Awarded |
|
T V Sekher |
Return migrants in rural Kerala: A study of repatriates from Gulf
countries |
Awarded |
|
Devendra Prasad Shrestha |
Patterns of population growth in Nepal |
Awarded |
|
Binitha V Thambi |
Economic Roles of
women and its impact on child health and care: A study in Kerala |
Submitted |
|
Gandhari Dutta |
Socio-economic dimensions of cross border migration from Bangladesh
to India |
In progress |
|
Akshaya Kumar Panigrahi |
Living arrangements and health of the elderly in Orissa |
In progress |
|
Biplab Dhak |
Gender differentials in health in India: Its neighbourhood and life
course dimension |
In progress |
|
Sancheeta Ghosh |
Medicalisation of maternal health care: An analysis of Caesarean
section delivery in West Bengal |
In progress |
|
Sandhya Rani Mahapatro |
Migration as a risk-aversion behaviour: A gender perspective |
In progress |
|
Baishali Goswami |
|
In progress |
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