Researcher

Keywords

Fields of Research (FoR)

Sociology, Sociology of health

Biography

Zhaoxi Zheng (He/Him) is a sociologist, thanatologist, and an award-winning university educator. Zhaoxi’s works centre around the sociologies of health and illness and contribute to scholarship through empirical, methodological, and philosophical innovations. His doctoral research - sitting at the intersections of philosophy, early childhood studies, and death studies - explored young children's everyday encounters with death and dying. His...view more

Zhaoxi Zheng (He/Him) is a sociologist, thanatologist, and an award-winning university educator. Zhaoxi’s works centre around the sociologies of health and illness and contribute to scholarship through empirical, methodological, and philosophical innovations. His doctoral research - sitting at the intersections of philosophy, early childhood studies, and death studies - explored young children's everyday encounters with death and dying. His works are written, performed, and published in traditional and creative academic styles.

Zhaoxi is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at School of Social Sciences, University of New South Wales, investigating carers’ experiences and challenges when transitioning out of caring roles. He is also the Co-Director at SocioHealthLab and the national co-convenor for The Australian Sociological Association Health Thematic Group.

 


My Qualifications

B. HlthSc, Uni.Qld., 2018

B. HlthSc (Hons I), Uni.Qld., 2019


My Awards

Creative Work Prize, 2022, Australian Society of Death Studies

Postgraduate Scholarship, 2022, The Australian Sociological Association

Teaching and Learning Excellence Award for Tutor, 2022, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, the University of Queensland

 


My Engagement

Co-Director: SocioHealthLab, 2023 - Present

National Co-Convenor: Health Thematic Group, The Australian Sociological Association, 2024 - Present

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Location

R121, Morven Brown Building (C20)

Contact

+61-2-9348 2625