Jin is a PhD candidate in applied public policy at the International School for Government from King’s Policy Institute. She is also a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the Department of Political Economy.

Her doctoral research examines the application of e-government services, focusing on government responsiveness, citizen usability, behavioural intentions, and satisfaction with digital services during the COVID-19 crisis in China.

Jin holds a bachelor's degree in Public Administration from Northeast Normal University & Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey. She later earned her Master of Public Administration (MPA) from Rutgers University.

 

Teaching

Quantitative Methods (4SSPP109)

 

Research Interests

• Public administration and technology
• Government responsiveness and digital transformation
• E-government and public trust during crises
• Citizen engagement and satisfaction

 

PhD supervisors

Professor Andrew Massey and Dr Olga Siemers