KLICE's summer schools are an important dimension of the Public Leadership Programme relevant to both professionals and students
In 2012 three summer schools will be held. Booking will open in the near future.
1. Summer school for nurses
Friday 8th June - Sunday 10th June 2012
For nurses and midwives in partnership with the Christian Medical Fellowship and the Christian Nurses Network.
The course leader and academic coordinator will be Professor John Wyatt, recently retired Professor of Ethics and Perinatology, University College London and author of Matters of Life and Death: Human dilemmas in the light of the Christian Faith.
2. Medical ethics for the 21st Century
Wednesday 29th August - Thursday 30th August 2012
For healthcare workers such as doctors, nurses and midwives in partnership with the Christian Medical Fellowship.
A two day KLICE summer school will be held in the peaceful surroundings of Tyndale House, Cambridge. Intended primarily for Christian doctors, nurses and others engaged in healthcare who wish to engage more effectively in the challenging climate of contemporary medical ethics. The course focusses first on developing a more profound understanding of the worldviews and thinking which underpin secular bioethics, and second on learning from the biblical, theological and ethical insights of contemporary Christian scholars. There will be a strong emphasis on personal discipleship to Christ.
The course leader and academic coordinator will be Professor John Wyatt, recently retired Professor of Ethics and Perinatology, University College London and author of Matters of Life and Death: Human dilemmas in the light of the Christian Faith.
3. Law and ethics: a KLICE summer school
Saturday 15th - Sunday 16th September 2011
For lawyers and others involved in legal work in partnership with The Lawyers Christian Fellowship
A two day KLICE summer school will be held in the peaceful surroundings of Tyndale House, Cambridge. Intended primarily for Christian lawyers who wish to engage more effectively and more theologically in the challenging climate of contemporary law and ethics. We will look at topics such as natural law, biblical law, international law, justice, justice mission, human rights, equality and the role of government.The course leader and academic coordinator will be Dr David McIlroy, barrister, theologian and author of A Biblical View of Law and Justice and A Trinitarian Theology of Law.
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