Research theme · 9 selected briefs
These topics examine access, communication, administration and reported experience around financial services. They are framed around records or voluntary participant evidence that a student can realistically seek permission to use.
A public disclosure review cannot reveal private customer outcomes, and a small survey cannot represent every account holder. The proposed unit of analysis and access boundary remain visible in each topic brief.
Agricultural Economics · Credit economics
This Agricultural Economics final year project examines the total repayment burden of informal farm borrowing arrangements.
Read the proposed briefBanking and Finance · Banking consumer information
This Banking and Finance final year project examines whether adults can identify charges and exclusions in qualified-reviewed fictional fee tables.
Read the proposed briefEconomics · Credit markets
This Economics final year project examines what barriers do adult market traders report when considering a microcredit application? The proposed evidence is consented anonymous questionnaire that collects no debt, lender or exact-income identifiers, interpreted within a clearly bounded study scope.
Read the proposed briefBanking and Finance · Banking product information
This Banking and Finance final year project examines whether adults distinguish stated product conditions from assumed access guarantees.
Read the proposed briefEconomics · Financial inclusion
This Economics final year project examines which factors do participating informal-sector workers report considering when choosing a savings service? The proposed evidence is anonymous adult-worker survey with no account numbers or balances, interpreted within a clearly bounded study scope.
Read the proposed briefBanking and Finance · Credit communication
This Banking and Finance final year project examines whether adults distinguish principal, charges and total repayment in reviewed synthetic schedules.
Read the proposed briefBanking and Finance · Digital banking experience
This Banking and Finance final year project examines whether adults understand safe next steps after a simulated failed banking action.
Read the proposed briefBanking and Finance · Financial inclusion communication
This Banking and Finance final year project examines whether adults understand the stated services and escalation routes in official agent-banking guidance.
Read the proposed briefBanking and Finance · Microfinance communication
This Banking and Finance final year project examines whether adults understand differences in stated obligations within synthetic product descriptions.
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