I am a qualitative researcher with experience across a broad range of topics and methodologies. I have a background in social research and currently work and specialise in audience research in the Museums and Heritage sector.I am currently the Audience Researcher at the V&A Museum, bringing experience in social research, front-of-house museum experience, and academic experience as a historian to the role. My work has included leading on qualitative research with audiences, including observation and intercept interviews, focus groups and in-depth accompanied visits.Before this, I was a qualitative social researcher for three years, working across the public and private sectors.My background as a Historian informs my work in museums. I have an MPhil in Modern British History from the University of Cambridge (St Catharine's College) and First Class BA(Hons) History from the University of Manchester, having studied abroad at the University of Melbourne. My research focused on the social and cultural impacts of the British Empire in Victorian and Edwardian Britain. Alongside my work and study, I have volunteered in front-of-house roles at multiple national museums, as an Object Handler at the Museum of Science and Industry and Discover Volunteer at the Imperial War Museum.Through my work, I am passionate about bringing culture and heritage to a broad range of people and ensuring museums are welcoming and exciting places for all.
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