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INTERNATIONAL
BIOETHICS
SHORT-TERM STUDY ABROAD |
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Around
the world, ethical issues in medicine
and the
life sciences are addressed in different
ways,
reflecting different cultural traditions
and social
systems. Gaining an appreciation for this
international diversity is critical to
students of
bioethics
around the world, and can be an
illuminating
intellectual experience.
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To help address this need, the Department of Bioethics at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio (USA) has developed study abroad partnerships with a number of academic institutions in other countries. Our goal is to expose our students to diverse perspectives on bioethics through our partners, and to provide our partners' students with intensive experiences with American approaches to bioethics in Cleveland, Ohio.
These 3-credit courses are open to all undergraduate and graduate students from Case Western Reserve University and other universities that will allow the Case credits to transfer. No prerequisite courses are required.
Michelle Champoir, M.A. is Director of
International Education Programs for the
Department of Bioethics. She can be reached
at (216) 368-5377 or mln10@case.edu.
MORE
INFORMATION
Please fill out the ONLINE
FORM to receive detailed information
regarding these educational excursions. NOTE: If you get an error message after clicking "Submit," please DO NOT resend the form. If you send it again, we will receive multiple copies.
How much does it cost? How do I apply? What are the deadlines?
Undergraduate Students from Universities other than Case Western Reserve:
Introduction
Application
All students taking our courses need to complete the following forms. Please follow the instructions on each form and submit them in a timely fashion.
International Bioethics Program Application
Scholarship Application
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NOTE: The Department of Bioethics is not affiliated with ICS (International Collaborative Study) on any courses. Any requests for information on any of our courses, including the Summer 2010 course to India, should be directed to: Michelle L. Champoir in the Department of Bioethics, 216-368-5377.
Winter Break 2010
May Term 2010
Summer 2010
March 2010 courses
March 2010 courses take place March 8-12, trip March 5-14. Where would you like to go?
Paris, France

BETH 315/415: French Perspectives on Controversies at the Beginning and End of Life
Buenos Aires, Argentina

BETH 315/415: Ethical Issues in Public Health and Genetics
Amsterdam
BETH 315/415: International Women's Health Issues: Focus on the Netherlands
BETH 315/415: Public Health Ethics: Focus on the Netherlands
BETH 315/415: Mental Health Ethics-Comparing the European and American Experience
Salamanca, Spain

BETH 315/415: European Perspectives on Bioethics
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