Medical Humanities

• Unrivalled central London location, giving immediate access to important medico-historical and cultural resources, including libraries, galleries, archives and museums, eg The Wellcome Collection and Library, the Hunterian Museum, the National Portrait Gallery, the British Library etc.

• World class expertise in a breadth of subject areas, including: History of Psychiatry, Literature & Medicine, Philosophy of Medicine & Mental Disorder, Medical Portraiture, Nursing & Film, Bioethics.

• Taught at the Wellcome-funded Centre for the Humanities & Health, which supports the research activities of internationally renowned scholars in the field; has a vibrant and active post-graduate and post-doctoral community; and hosts a lively programme of seminars, conferences and events.

• Close links between the Faculty of Arts & Humanities and one of the largest Schools of Biomedicine in Europe.

The course will appeal to you if you are a medical or health professional, a student of health policy or if you want to pursue further academic study in medicine and/or the humanities, if you are hoping to study on a Medical Humanities PhD course, or if you are thinking about a career in journalism or bioethics.

An undergraduate clinical qualification, eg in Medicine or Nursing, or at least a 2:1 bachelors degree in a humanities or a science discipline. Other relevant degree-level qualifications will be considered.