Research

Our multidisciplinary team explores how ageing is shaped and experienced through diverse lenses, including gender, sexuality, ethnicity, socio-economic status, disability, culture, representation, and place.

Frailty and ethnicity

An ESRC-funded collaborative research project exploring the relationship between ethnicity and the experience of frailty in old age.

Menopause and ethnicity

MRC-funded research exploring the menopause transition and the role of health care providers for minority ethnic women.

Simone de Beauvoir & ageing

Challenging ageist attitudes, exploring the intersection of ageing and identity, and examining the political, ethical, and experiential aspects of ageing.

Existential loneliness in old age

The concept of loneliness among older people as they confront loss, uncertainty, and approach the end of life.

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Ageing and end of life care in East Asia

An ongoing initiative to explore culture, practice, and policy concerning death, dying, and bereavement in East Asian contexts.

A collection of trolleys in an empty car park.

Economics of discrimination

Exploring the economic landscape that shapes the experiences of older workers, working towards creating a more inclusive and equitable future for all .

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Ageing & society

The Ageing & society book series is a platform for exploring interdisciplinary perspectives on ageing, fostering global scholarship.

A close up photo of an older woman in Iran with a head scarf.

Iranian menopausal experiences

A life course perspective.

An older woman walking with her walking stick by a river.

Ageing in China

The intersection of ageing and agency in transitional China.