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Call for Applications: “Wars, Diseases & Bioethics” Online Spring School March 25-30 2024

Bioethics Education International (BEI) invites participants (students and professionals) across the globe to attend the spring school to be held from March 25 to 30, 2024. The spring school includes lectures and seminars, film screenings, and special guest speakers. The faculty will include experts and scholars with international reputations who will lecture and conduct seminars on current and futuristic topics related to bioethics, global health, medicine, and biosciences. All participants will have the opportunity to engage in an intercultural dialogue over a topic of interest of their choice, in breakout rooms, on the final day of the online school. Selected leaders will present the conclusions of each group to the final open forum.

https://bioethicseducation.org/call-for-applications-wars-diseases-bioethics-online-spring-school-march-25-30-2024-3/

Event start time: 10:05 am

Event end time: 06:15 pm

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