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The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh is again hosting its renowned National Student Surgical Skills Competition this autumn. The College, in collaboration with Medtronic, is giving aspiring surgeons in their final year of UK medical school an opportunity to learn and then demonstrate basic surgical skills in tests set against their peers from across… Read More »
There was a regional O&G meeting (South West Obstetrics and Gynaecology meeting) held in Poole recently. 10 Bristol students with posters and oral presentations attended. Their high standard was again rewarded by taking the runner prize for Best poster (Miranda Weller Jones) and an ST2 in St Michael’s (Sophie Walter) (Bristol MB ChB 2012) was… Read More »
Attend this event to receive all the information you need to help you with deciding your chosen specialty career path in medicine. With over 50 specialty stands to visit, Royal College representatives and informative lectures giving you an insight into key specialties; we hope you will gain all of the information you need to help you choose… Read More »
On 23 September 2016, 4 days into their first week at medical school, Year 1 students were invited to a reception in the Great Hall to meet with staff. We were serenaded in song on entry by the Galenicals choir – always looking for new members, by the way. … Read More »
A reminder of the two upcoming inaugural lectures from newly appointed Professors in the School. Please do attend if you can – note that booking is required. Back from the brink of death – cardiopulmonary resuscitation, past, present and future Professor Jerry Nolan Monday 17th October 6:15pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen’s Road, Bristol,… Read More »
In July, we had a great day for the MB ChB graduation. As well as getting their degrees, students were awarded prizes in the now traditional Promise ceremony lead by Professor Richard Huxtable. This was followed a reception for graduates and parents in St Georges on Brandon Hill.
Bristol Undergraduate Medicine is pleased to announce the launch of our new blog and Facebook page. We will be publishing updates covering a broad range of topics from our medical community, including student and staff achievements, news and coverage of interesting events, career opportunities and more. Subscribe to get our latest updates via email or like our page to get… Read More »