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Summer Course in Medical Humanities (Center for Advanced Studies in Ethics, Padova – Italy, 6-11 September 2015)

posted on March 19, 2025

Research Summary: Summer Course in Medical Humanities

Event Type: Educational Summer Course
Hosting Institution: Fondazione Lanza (Center for Advanced Studies in Ethics, Padova, Italy)
Dates & Location: September 6-11, 2015; Padua and Venice
Collaborating Partners: Chair of History of Medicine (University of Padua) and Department of Medical Humanities (University of Marmara, Istanbul)
Target Audience: Healthcare professionals, bioethics experts, medical history and arts students
Core Content Areas: Medical Humanities & Bioethics, Artistic Interpretations of Charity, Medical History, Arts & Medicine (painting, literature, sculpture, architecture, cinema, psychiatry)
Special Features: Paper/poster presentation section, one-day Venice site visit, attendance certificate issued upon completion
Registration: Application form available online; course presentation and detailed programme provided

The Fondazione Lanza (Center for Advanced Studies in Ethics, Padova – Italy), in collaboration with the Chair of the History of Medicine at the University of Padua and the Department of Medical Humanities at the University of Marmara in Istanbul, is pleased to announce the Second Edition of the Summer Course in Medical Humanities which will be held in Padua and Venice, from Sunday 6 to Friday 11 September, 2015.

For its innovative approach and the importance and usefulness of the topics that will be touched, as well as for the ethical values represented by the different arts in different ages, we believe that such a course can be addressed to all the professionals who have to deal with the care and assistance to the sick and suffering as well as experts in bioethics and all the students of history of medicine and arts. Within the course there will be a section dedicated to paper/poster presentation.

Contents: Medical Humanities and Bioethics; Charity and its Artistic Interpretations; Medical History and Medical Humanities; Painting, Literature, Sculpture, Architecture, Cinema and Medicine; Arts, Medicine and Psychiatry.

  • One-day visit to selected sites in Venice.
  • Section devoted to Paper/Poster Presentation.
  • At the end of the course an Attendance Certificate will be issued.

You can find the Course Presentation, Programme, and Application Form online. We are available for any further information and detail.

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