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Centre for Social Ethics and Policy

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Introduction to our Centre

Introduction

The Centre for Social Ethics and Policy (CSEP) is one of Europe's leading institutions, undertaking research and teaching courses in bioethics and biolaw.

The Centre which can fairly claim to be the leading one of its kind in Europe, was founded in 1986 and is directed by Margaret Brazier and Soren Holm and co-directed by John Harris.

Other members of the School who also work within the Centre include Rebecca Bennett, Iain Brassington, John Coggon, Sarah Devaney, Charles Erin, Simona Giordano, David Gurnham, Matti Hayry, Kirsty Keywood, Muireann Quigley and Catherine Stanton.

For more information about our Centre contact Dr Rebecca Bennett.

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Who makes up the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy

The Centre for Social Ethics and Policy is a vibrant and lively Centre with a proud tradition of teaching and research in the area of bioethics and medical law that spans four decades. To find out more about our teaching and research community (both staff and PhD students) follow the link below:

 

Courses

Postgraduate courses offered by the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy

MA/Postgraduate Diploma in Healthcare Ethics and Law

MA/Postgraduate Diploma in Healthcare Ethics and Law (Distance Learning)

LLM in Healthcare Ethics and Law - Contact Dr Sarah Devaney for more details

LLM in Healthcare Ethics and Law (Distance Learning)

Postgraduate Certificate in Healthcare Ethics and Law - Contact Dr Sarah Devaney for more details

Postgraduate Certificate in Heathcare Ethics and Law (Distance Learning)

Intercalated MSc in Healthcare Ethics and Law

Mental Health Act - contact Neil Allen for more details and see our CPD courses (link above)

 

PhD in Bioethics and Medical Jurisprudence (publication based PhD) ### Funding opportuntiesavailable###

The School of Law is delighted to announce an array of funding opportunities for prospective PhD candidates.   In order to apply for funding you must first hold an offer of a place on one of our PhD degree programmes.  The first deadline is 4th February but there are other opportunities in March and April. Do apply for the programme early to be in a good position to apply.

See the School of Law's funding page by following the link below:

 

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Affordable and flexible short online CPD courses in Ethics and Law: follow this link for more information and instant enrolment

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Public Seminars 2012-2013 ALL WELCOME

We run seminar series each semester usually at 2-4pm on Wednesdays. These seminars are open to anyone to attend. The first seminar is on 3rd October 2012.

 

Medical Law ReviewMay 2012: Professor Margot Brazier has been awarded a Medal of Honour for her contribution to the University. The Medal of Honour is the highest non-degree award bestowed by the University. The award is intended to honour individuals who have made an exceptional and sustained contribution to the work of the University and/or the city of Manchester and/or the North West region.

April 2012: Special Issue of Medical Law Review in honour of Professor Margaret Brazier of the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy

 

 

 

ESRC-Funded Seminar Series

There is a forthcoming ESRC-funded Seminar Series to be run in partnership between CSEP and Southampton's Health Ethics and Law Network.

The Institute for Science, Ethics and Innovation

We have strong links with colleagues in the Insitute of Science, Ethics and Innovation in the Faculty of Life Sciences. Professor John Harris from the Institute was a founder of the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy and he continues to be active in our teaching, research and supervison of PhD students.

 

More information about the Institute for Science, Ethics and Innovation.

 

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