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Taking an extra-curricular module enriches and complements your current programme, enabling you to broaden your horizons, develop new skills and meet peers from across the university.

You will learn in mixed cohorts meeting students and staff from a range of programmes and disciplines within and beyond St George’s, develop key skills in critical analysis and persuasive writing, gain 15 or 30 additional academic credits at level 6 (recorded on a separate academic transcript) and help your CV stand out in a competitive environment.

All students need to attend a briefing meeting to enrol. Briefings will take place from May to September 2024. Details of these and how to join will be added to this page shortly.

Learn more about each of the extracurricular modules we offer

Imagining the Other: Death, Bereavement and Loss

Beginning on 4 November 2024 and running for 7 weeks, this collaborative module with humanities students and staff from across the University and beyond, will explore the complex phenomena of loss, death and bereavement in the context of healthcare workers, who are confronted by them on an almost daily basis.

Finding a Leg to Stand On: Clinical, Critical and Creative Approaches to the Human Body

Beginning 13 January 2025 and running for 11 weeks, this collaborative module with humanities students and staff from across the University and beyond will explore topics such as what it means to have a body and the bodily experience.

Arts and Health: Culture, Community and Co-Creativity

Running in 2025 to 2026 (dates TBC) this collaborative module with Goldsmiths is an opportunity to experiment with a range of artforms, work with patients/people in the community as partners, and further develop self-directed research skills.

What students say about our extracurricular modules

Watch the video below which has been embedded from YouTube to hear from student, Priya, and her thoughts on taking the Finding a Leg to Stand On extracurricular module.

 

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