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New programme in Medical Humanities: New Generations (cfa, CMH Durham University, 2nd July 2014)

posted on January 21, 2025

Research Summary: New Generations Programme

Category: Educational Programme in Medical Humanities
Funding & Support: Fully funded by the AHRC, Wellcome Trust, and Durham University's Centre for Medical Humanities
Target Participants: Early career researchers and senior (post year one) PhD students across disciplinary ranges
Key Focus: Interdisciplinary skills development in medical humanities for the 2014-15 academic year
Collaborative Partners: Durham University Centre for Medical Humanities, Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research, and Wellcome Trust
Application Details: Applications open as of 2nd July 2014; contact CMH office at 0191 33 48165 (Thursdays 9am-4pm, Fridays 9am-12pm)
Scope: Welcomes interdisciplinary applicants whose work connects with medical humanities inquiry and scholarship

We are delighted to announce the opening of the Call for Applications for the ‘New Generations’ Programme. Funded by the AHRC and led by Durham University’s Centre for Medical Humanities in collaboration with the Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research and the Wellcome Trust, this programme is a fully funded opportunity for early career researchers and postgraduates to engage with Interdisciplinary skills development for medical humanities over the academic year 2014-15.

Please find the application details for participants by clicking here. We welcome applications from early career researchers and senior (post year one) PhD students from across the disciplinary range who feel their work connects with medical humanities.

For more information please visit the programme website or contact us at the CMH office by email or phone: 0191 33 48165 on Thursdays, 9am-4pm and Fridays, 9am-12pm.

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