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Hannah Gould

Researcher, Anthropologist, Writer on Death care, Religion & Technology in 21st Century

Hannah Gould is a highly qualified cultural anthropologist with a diverse educational background and research experience.

She holds a Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Melbourne, a Master's Degree in Visual, Material, and Museum Anthropology from the University of Oxford, and Bachelor's degrees in Cultural Anthropology, Linguistics, and Modern Languages (Japanese) from various prestigious universities.

Hannah has a solid research background and has worked as an ARC Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne, as well as a Graduate Research Assistant at Monash University.

She also has experience as an Independent Research Consultant where she has contributed her expertise in anthropology.

With a deep understanding of cultural nuances and a strong academic foundation, Hannah Gould is a valuable asset in the field of anthropology.

Highlights

May 11 · linkedin

Happy to share that the DeathTech Research Team is recruiting for a FULLY FUNDED PhD:

We have a fully-funded PhD scholarship to support high-quality research training opportunities for emerging scholars in the interdisciplinary field of death studies, and are seeking exceptional applicants who are interested in pursuing graduate research study under the direction of our world-leading.

That's fee offset for up to four years and a stipend of $37,000 per year pro rata for up to 3.5 years. Plus access to other fieldwork, travel, and scholarship funding.

Please circulate in your networks - and I am very happy to answer questions about the opportunity

Hannah Gould
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Location

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia