Death, Dying and Bereavement

1.00 credits · Undergraduate

This course provides a comprehensive look at death, dying, and bereavement, exploring the topic from personal, societal, and developmental viewpoints. Students will analyze the psychological and cultural dimensions of mortality and grief, including concepts like death anxiety and suicide. The course also examines the influence of public policy and ethical debates surrounding end-of-life decisions. Students will gain an understanding of how death-related issues and care practices evolve across the lifespan.