About
My research project
Religion and heteronormativity - how Christian couples in post-colonial Hong Kong interpret and practice Christian meanings of heterosexual intimacyThis project seeks to explore the heterosexual intimate lifestyles of Christian couples in post-colonial Hong Kong. It aims to investigate how heterosexual Christian couples understand and arrange their partnership and everyday intimate interactions - with close attention to the religious meanings that frame their meaningful understandings and practices.
Supervisors
This project seeks to explore the heterosexual intimate lifestyles of Christian couples in post-colonial Hong Kong. It aims to investigate how heterosexual Christian couples understand and arrange their partnership and everyday intimate interactions - with close attention to the religious meanings that frame their meaningful understandings and practices.
University roles and responsibilities
- Teaching Assistant (SOC1059 Explaining and Responding to Crime and Deviance/SOC1063 Making Sense of Crime and Deviance)
My qualifications
2015-2018
BSc Sociology
University of Surrey
2018-2019
MSc Social Research Methods
University of Surrey