Lunch Time Talk - The Rise of Edinburgh’s Medical Institutions
Join Surgeons' Hall Museums Head of Museum, Learning and Interpretation Thomas Elliott as he discusses the rise of Edinburgh's medical institutions.
About Lunch Time Talk - The Rise of Edinburgh’s Medical Institutions
| 24th June 2024 | |
| 1.15pm | |
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Surgeons Hall Museums Surgeons Hall Museums Nicolson Street, Edinburgh South EH8 9DW |
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| £3 | |
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Surgeons' Hall Museums presents a series of bite sized lunch time talks for Spring 2024.
This talk will explore why Edinburgh became the place to study medicine in the 18th/ 19th centuries. We will explore the circumstances and some of the key figures that led to a relatively small city having such a huge influence on medical education and training in the UK and further afield.
The talk will last approximately 30mins and there will be tea and coffee available for ticket holders.
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