DIBSS / Dubrovnik International Bioethics Summer School

Event date
August 5-14, 2016
Venue
Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik
Country
Croatia
Short description

Continuous progress in life-sciences, medicine and biotechnology has provided us access to new ways of treating, preventing and even curing human diseases. As the impact of these advancements on individuals, communities, and societies grows, so does the importance of bioethics, a field which emerged about fifty years ago. Through both a theoretical and a practical endeavor, bioethics allows us to discuss and understand our deep moral concerns, fears, and hopes regarding the impact of medical sciences and biotechnological advancements on our lives.

Description

Global Bioethics Initiative New York, University of Zagreb School of Medicine and Inter-University Centre Dubrovnik are organizing Dubrovnik International Bioethics Summer School which will be held from August 5th – August 14th 2016 in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The school is a mirror partnership project organized together with New York International Bioethics Summer School which will be held from July 11th – 22nd at Manhattan, at premises of New York Society for Ethical Culture.

Dubrovnik International Bioethics Summer School will address different bioethical problems in the context of emerging global society. The summer school aims at an interdisciplinary debate, especially between: clinical medicine and public health, law, philosophy, sociology and political sciences, psychology, psychiatry and behavioral sciences. Goal of the Dubrovnik International Bioethics Summer School is to provide interested students and professionals with information pertaining to different aspects of bioethical issues encouraging international debates at the intersection of health, biotechnology and medicine.
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Source: DIBSS

Geographical focus
  • Western Balkans
Scientifc field / Thematic focus
  • Cross-thematic/Interdisciplinary
Event type
  • Other

Entry created by Anna Sirocco on June 17, 2016
Modified on June 17, 2016