M. Angela Sasse's list of PhD students

Current Students

• Ruba Abu-Salma, Usable Encryption for the Masses
  
• Nissy Sombatruang, Economic Drivers in Security Decisions
• Albese Demjaha
• Thomas Cattermole

Past Students

• Ingolf Becker, Measuring and Understanding Security Behaviours

2017

• Odette Beris, Why Risk Understanding is Not Enough: the impact of affect in security decision
  

2016

• Inka Karppinen, 'Mission Impossible': How Conflicting Security and Productivity Demands Induce Non-compliance with Security Policies
• Anthony Morton, Individual Privacy Concerns and Organisational Privacy Practice - Bridging the Gap
• Kat Krol, The role of effort in security and privacy behaviours online
• Iacovos Kirlappos, Learning from "Shadow Security": Understanding Non-Compliant Behaviours to Improve Information Security Management

2015

• Martin Ruskov, Employing Variation in the Object of Learning for the Design-based Development of Serious Games that Support Learning of Conditional Knowledge
• Chris Porter, Designing for Experience — A Requirements Framework for Enrolment Based and Public Facing E-Government Services
• Sven Laqua, Just-in-time information interfaces: a new paradigm for information discovery and exploration
• Debi Ashenden, Information Security Awareness: Changing Current Practice

2014

• Miguel Malheiros, User Behaviour in Personal Data Disclosure, funded by the Portugese National Research Council, PhD awarded in 2014.

2013

• Adam Beautement, funded by HP EPSRC CASE Award, Optimising Information Security Decision Making. PhD awarded in 2013.
• Adrian Rahaman, Understanding Identity Management Systems, PhD awarded in 2013.

2010

• Hendrik Knoche, Quality of Experience in Digital Mobile Multimedia Services, funded by EU IST Projects MAESTRO and UNIC.PhD awarded in 2010

2008

• Hina Keval, Effective CCTV, funded by EPSRC DTA award, Computer Science. PhD awarded in December 2008.

2007

• Philip Bonhard, Improving Effectiveness and User Experience of Recommender Systems, BT/EPSRC Industrial CASE. PhD awarded in December 2007.
• Philip Inglesant, Policy and usability in e-government systems, funded by EPSRC DTA award Computer Science & School of Public Policy. PhD awarded in June 2007.

2006

• Dirk Weirich, BT/EPSRC Industrial CASE: Persuasive password mechanisms: analysis and interventions. PhD awarded in 2006.
• Gillian Wilson, BT/EPSRC Industrial CASE: Relationship between Media Quality and User Cost in Multimedia Systems. PhD awarded in Feb. 2006.
• Ivan Flechais, Effective and Appropriate Guidance for Information Security, BT/EPSRC Industrial CASE. PhD awarded in 2006.
• Jens Riegelsberger, Trust in Computer-Mediated Interactions, funded by BT as part of the HIGHERVIEW project. PhD awarded in 2006.

2004

• Rachada (Peter) Monthienvichienchai, Computer Support for Vicarious Learning - PhD awarded in 2004.
• Sacha Brostoff, BT funded: Improving usability of authentication mechanisms - PhD awarded in 2004.

2003

• Jane Hughes, Requirements for Shared Workspace Tools in Educational Collaborations, PhD awarded in 2003.

2001

• Anne Adams, BT/ESRC Industrial CASE: User perception of privacy in multimedia communications, PhD awarded in 2001.
• Anna Bouch, BT/EPSRC Industrial CASE: A User-centred approach to Network Quality of Service and Charging, PhD awarded in 2001.
• Anna Watson, BT/ESPRC CASE: Assessing Audio and Video Quality in Desktop Multimedia Conferencing Systems, PhD awarded in 2001.

1999

• David Hearnshaw, Desktop Videoconferencing for Tutorial Support - PhD awarded in 1999.

1998

• David Fulton, Theory and Practice of System Development Methods - PhD awarded in 1998.