In the final year, students will be expected to present art projects, final theses, or some other substantial project in the Medical Humanities field from one of their classes to the entire student group. They will be advised in this work either by the Medical Humanities program directors or by an appropriate faculty advisor chosen by the student.

Students will be encouraged to take a methods course in the department appropriate to their research. They will learn about a range of methods from the ANTHRO120H class but should gain a grounding in a specific method of a discipline. It is recommended that a student take a methods course different from the one offered in the discipline of their major.

We also recommend that students participate in workshops, lectures, and group discussions on Medical Humanities.

MEDHUM-MIN - Medical Humanities (Minor)

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