Humanities

Why join the course?

Now in its fifth year this popular module, “Finding a Leg to Stand On: Clinical, Critical and Creative Approaches to the Human Body”, is exceptionally highly rated by students and external examiners alike.

For external students joining the module, it is an exciting opportunity for transdisciplinary learning. 

Audience

Clinical staff, including nurses, allied health professionals and medical staff and artists interested in the intersects between healthcare and creative practice.  Entry requirements for the Level 6 and Level 7 module will differ. 

Why join the course?

This new medical humanities module, Imagining the Other: Death, Bereavement and Loss, will be taught to current science and healthcare students from St George’s university of London." For external students joining the module, it is an exciting opportunity for transdisciplinary learning. 

Audience

Clinical staff, including nurses, allied health professionals and medical staff. The module is offered at both Level 6 and Level 7, entry admission requirements will be vary depending on the level applied for.