About ASDS

The Association for Study of Death and Society (ASDS) promotes the study of death in the arts, humanities, social and allied sciences. To this end, the association will:

  • Foster and promote publication, conferences and multidisciplinary networks
  • Support academic professional development
  • Promote high quality, ethical research
  • Shape and influence policy and practice agendas
  • Support the teaching of death studies
  • Promote the widespread recognition of death studies
  • Represent the interests of the membership

ASDS constitution

What does ASDS have to offer?

ASDS Membership

International Death, Dying, and Disposal (DDD) Conferences

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Information for Early Career Scholars

How to become an ASDS member

In becoming an ASDS member, you will be joining a community who share your interests in developing the study of death and society. Visit our membership page to find out more and join online.