Focused on the multifaceted dynamics of ageing, end-of-life care, and social policy, the project delved deep into the intricate intersections of public health, economics, grief, and hospice care. Bringing together thirty students from Bath and China, the endeavor not only enriched their understanding but also fostered a remarkable exchange of academic insights and cultural perspectives.
The collaborative funding facilitated an array of impactful outcomes, including academic publications, international workshops, and strategic partnerships, amplifying the discourse surrounding end-of-life care and social policy. Through expertise-sharing fellowships, research collaborations, and scholarly publications, the project left an indelible mark on both academic scholarship and real-world policy implementations. Moreover, by engaging in teaching opportunities, fostering international connections, and expanding the influence of the Centre for Death and Society (CDAS) and the University of Bath, the project's legacy extends far beyond its duration.