To apply for MSc by Research Health Humanities & Arts - see info here (29th Nov 2019 is the first deadline) - https://t.co/cYyvg1This #healthhums#medhums#research
The MSc lets you spend a year (or two) developing your own research project @EdinUniHealth in health humanities
Looking forward to our @HealthHumsArts seminar this afternoon with @MissChisomo!
The Engagement of Literary Thought in Malawian Health Discourses
https://t.co/8fO8sY6o7q
Get your proposals for short (10-15min) presentations in by 1st March! I know there's tons of interesting work in this area being done by PhD students in particular - please share if you know someone who'd like to present to a supportive audience.
Tickets are available now for our first evening event of 2020. Delighted to confirm that one of the talks will be by @lizlouiscurator@NatGalleriesSco who will discuss the 'Power of Beauty in the Art of Portraiture'
https://t.co/m86FGOkmBx
CCRI (Sea Cry) was two years old in October - we will be celebrating (yup, late) on 16 January. 2020 We hope you can join us; and in the meantime we'll work on how those who can't make it to Edinburgh can participate too
#Edinburgh#events#ccri
https://t.co/q3QdJR2IDX
Next up, 18th March, 3-4pm is @ninifangdr presenting on 'Imaginal Dialogue as a Method of Narrative Inquiry' and then April 22nd 3-4pm we have @SueChowdhry
All seminars will be held @CRFRtweets - more details and eventbrite signups to follow
Happy new year :-)
Our first seminar of 2020 will be given by @MissChisomo 19th February, 3-4pm. Save the date, and details to follow! Chisomo is also giving a keynote in April @phpi_glasgow https://t.co/lu3RmCMf2o
Job alert (w/ working link) 🚨 we are recruiting for a Senior Lecturer in Health in Social Science @EdinUniHealth@EdinburghUni
https://t.co/bRjzccfOrB
Pls share widely, this would be a great opportunity for a sociologist of health/medicine @BSAMedsoc@britsoci@ASAnews
Only three days left to get your posters, provocations and papers in, the deadline is this Friday, 13th December. Join an impressive programme to discuss public health/private illness.
Please RT - we want to hear from you!
Our call for 'papers' is much wider than that, posters, poems, provocations - we want them all. Send us your ideas about Public Health/Private Illness by midnight on Friday 29th November to join the conversation. https://t.co/cweIUXcg0X
Great CfP opp in Glasgow for ECR Medical Humanities conference on public and private ideas of health and illness
AND...not just papers...creative practice welcome too!
After a three-month pause, 'Tales from the Tea Room' comes back with an episode that celebrates our 1st anniversary of conversations on the everyday lives of gay men. On this occasion we hold hands as an act of love and bravery. #LGBTQ#podcast#loveislove https://t.co/czaWeyWj6K
Brilliant presentation on indigenous education by Canadian First Nation (Dakelh) scholar Dr. Dustin Louie. discussing how the way we conduct research in communities matters - not just the findings researchers publish in the end. Talk hosted by Canadian Studies at @EdinburghUni
We call on the government to speak up for the #humanities and #socialsciences, alongside STEM, to make policy decisions grounded in evidence and to be vocal in its support for academics, practitioners and students of these disciplines.
https://t.co/ElI2B2Y6aQ