This chapter highlights the enriching experiences of a postgraduate program through global student interaction and diversity. It discusses the benefits of asynchronous learning, live seminars, and various initiatives that foster relationships and collective learning among participants.
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Learn about a unique postgraduate program in Scotland that offers a global and cultural context to end of life studies for a diverse group of students.
My guest Marian Krawczyk is a medical anthropologist interested in the culture of health, illness and medicine, particularly in relation to the end of life. She is the Lead Convenor for the End of Life Studies Program at the University of Glasgow and will discuss what this program offers and what makes it unique in the field of end-of-life education. We will set the stage for future interviews with some of the graduates of the program where they will share their original research projects. Marian is also the founder of the End-of-Life Doula International Research Group, which you can learn more about at the following website:
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