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Dr Sarah Kilbane
Senior Lecturer in Criminology
Sarah joined the University of Greenwich in 2015 after completing her PhD in Psychology with the University of Liverpool. Her PhD thesis concerned the topic of 'malicious contamination' encompassing crimes of poisoning, product tampering, food terrorism and extortion. Sarah also completed an MSc in Forensic Psychology with the University of Surrey, with research on stalking and attacks on public figures. Sarah has published book chapters and journal articles on the topics of criminal behaviour and threat assessment. More specifically, her current research projects involve the topics of forensic mental health, altruistic fear and the fear of terrorism, and emotion and behaviour change.
As a member of the criminology team Sarah teaches a variety of subjects relating to forensic psychology and criminology, including quantitative research methods, forensic mental health and the psychology of terrorism.