Narrative Approaches in Medical Education

Knowledge

A student who has completed this module of the Honours certificate will be able to:

• Account for existing scholarly literature on the place of narrative within medicine;
• Describe other approaches to narrative and their relevance to medicine;
• Account for the narrative dimensions of medical education.

Skills

A student who has completed this module of the Honours certificate will be able to:

• Identify and analyse the narrative dimensions of specific case studies;
• Apply narrative concepts in the design of pedagogical approaches;
• Teach other students to understand the interplay between narrative and related communicative modes in medical contexts.

General competence

A student who has completed this module of the Honours certificate will be able to:

• Cooperate productively with peers from different areas of expertise;
• Present results clearly to a non-expert academic audience;
• Reflect on their own research and dissemination practice.

This course is part of the Honours certificate:

• MFMASESH

This course is only available for students admitted to this certificate.

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Lectures and seminars. Classes will mainly be held between 16:00-18:00.

Compulsory activities:

• During the course, students work on a creative multimodal project involving visuals and text, and relating to various aspects of narrative covered in the course. The exam assignment is based on this project, which thus must be completed and approved before submitting the final exam.

• 80 % attendance is required to be eligible to take the exam. Attendance will be registered.

Individual written assignment.

All compulsory activities must be approved prior to taking the exam.

Examination and grading at The Faculty of Medicine.