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HomePeopleJaye Leighton
Jaye Leighton

Position: Current PhD student
School and/or Centres: Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies

Email: jaye.leighton@anu.edu.au

Qualification: Master of Urban & Cultural Heritage, The University of Melbourne

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Jaye Leighton is a lecturer and PhD candidate with the Centre for Heritage & Museum Studies and current incumbent of the Collaborative Doctoral Program with the National Museum of Australia. Jaye’s research theorises ‘time’ within museum and heritage studies and aims to bridge this theory with museum practice. Jaye holds an MA in Urban & Cultural Heritage and her professional practice spans cultural policy, visitor experience and programs.

Critical Heritage Studies, museum pedagogy, time and social theory, philosophy of time, social change

   ICOM Member; ACHS Member