Thanatology: Reflection and Lived Experience (formerly: Learning from Death & Dying)
Course Information
Students will explore loss, dying, death and grief through reflection of their own experiences, alongside the review of other personal and professional narratives on lived experiences to enhance their holistic knowledge of thanatology and death education. This will include a review of the evolving frameworks and approaches within thanatology, and the opportunity for students to share their own reflections and insights about dying, death and bereavement in contemporary society.
Intake W27 SEM
Start Date Jan 12 / 2027
End Date
Prerequisite(s):
CL-CETH100 - Introduction to Thanatology, DU-SOCI1288 - Diversity and Cultural Humility, DU-CARE1582 - Ethical/Legal and Spiritual Concerns CL-CETH112 - Cultural Thanatology: Global Practices and Traditions, CL-CETH113 - Grief Literacy: Exploring Loss and Bereavement, CL-CETH114 - Bereavement Support and Therapies.
Computer Software Requirements:
n/a
Chats:
No
Group Work:
No