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DESCRIPTION:How do the millions of people you never meet in the city put yo
 u at greater risk of psychosis? And does the built environment shape the s
 ocial structure of the city in ways that impinge on illness?\n\nThe purpos
 e of this 1-credit seminar is to review the evidence of the role of urban 
 living on psychotic illness\, query that evidence from the vantage point o
 f different fields—urban planning\, geography\, political science\, neuros
 cience\, psychiatry\, philosophy\, and law—and explore new hypothesis and 
 multi-disciplinary research approaches linking psychosis and the city.\n\n
 To enroll\, please add the course by the add/drop period 22 Jan 2019. For 
 further information\, please do not hesitate to contact any one of the pro
 fessors leading the seminar: ian.gold [at] mcgill.ca (Faculties of Art\, L
 aw and Medicine)\; jai.shah [at] mcgill.ca (Faculty of Medicine students).
 \n\nURBP 541: Selected Topics in Planning: Cities and Psychosis\n	Section 0
 01\, CRN 20258 – Undergraduate Students\n	Section 002\, CRN 20300 – Graduat
 e Students\n	Professors: Ian Gold\, Lisa Bornstein\, and Jai Shah\n
DTSTART:20190313T183000Z
DTEND:20190408T210000Z
LOCATION:Macdonald Harrington Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C2\, 815
  rue Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:Cities and Psychosis - 1 credit course open to graduate students
URL:/psychiatry/channels/event/cities-and-psychosis-1-
 credit-course-open-graduate-students-293469
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