History: Cough and Sneezes
Course details
Course code
Q00018452Course date
Number of classes
10 sessionsTutor
Stuart MillerFee:
How you'll learn
Venue
Donnison School (Sunderland)The Donnison School Buildings
Church Walk
Sunderland
SR1 2BJ
Level of study
Availability
Course overview
Course description
This intriguing course delves into the history of epidemics, focusing on the cultural, social, and scientific responses to diseases spread through coughing and sneezing. From the bubonic plague to the flu pandemics and COVID-19, students will explore how societies have understood and managed infectious diseases over time. Through historical case studies, primary sources, and discussions, participants will gain insight into the development of public health measures, the impact of epidemics on societies, and the lessons learned from past outbreaks. By the end of this course learners will understand the historical context of major epidemics spread through the respiratory transmission. Explore the cultural and social responses to outbreaks of infectious diseases and the development and evolution of public health measures and policies.
They will also be able to engage in discussions on the ethical and societal implications of epidemic responses.
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