Dr Andrew N Papanikitas MRCGP, PhD, DPMSA Course Director, Philosophy of Medicine Course
The course runs in parallel with the History of Medicine and is intended to give a grounding in philosophical aspects of medical practice, including ethics, as applied to clinical practice.
It also provides preparation for those wishing to take the Society of Apothecaries' diploma examination (DPMSA).
Course fee - £875 (£600 for undergraduates, proof of student status required) includes membership of the Wellcome Library.
The Faculty has a limited number of bursaries towards the examination fee on a first come first-served basis. There are some external bursaries available towards the course fees, please look at the Prizes page on the website.
Registration for the academic year 2019-20 is now open. The Philosophy of Medicine - Application form 2019-2020 The course programme 2019-2020 V7 (subject to change) Course - terms and conditions 2019-2020 Reading List
Course Insights, Philosophy by Dr Andrew Papanikitas
Late submissions accepted until 30th October 2019.
Eligibility, application and fees for the diploma examination are run separately by the Examinations Office; details can be obtained here.
The lecture formally known as the Sydney Selwyn Prize is in memory of Professor Sydney Selwyn (1934-1996), a medical microbiologist and bacteriologist, bone marrow transplant pioneer, and world-class expert in the history and development of medicine. The lecture is presented by the best candidate in the Diploma in the Philosophy of Medicine examination.
Contact: Maria Ferran, Faculty Manager & WebmasterTelephone: 020 7236 1189
