Humanizing medicine and care by fostering moral practices and institutions is the mission of the low-residency Medical & Health Humanities program at Drew University. Created almost three decades ago, our certificate, master’s, and professional doctorate were a first of its kind and continue to innovate and serve local, national, and internationally based care contexts. These degrees meet the growing need for advanced training in health humanities, care ethics, health policy, contemplative care, and narrative medicine.

When asked if everything technically possible is ethically correct, it is necessary to look for answers not only in science but also in ethics. Ethics (bioethics) provides basic and universal rules that try to put limits or margins on science.