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Applications for the 2024 online LondonMed Summer School are now open!
About LondonMed Summer School (Online)
Funded by Health Education England, the LondonMed Summer School brings together four of London's medical schools (King’s College London, Queen Mary, St George's, and University College London) to give 75 Year 12 students from across England an opportunity to find out what it is like to study medicine in London. Working with patients and student ambassadors, participants will gain a greater understanding of the realities of being a doctor and the skills need to be a more competitive medical school applicant.
Participants will have the opportunity to experience lectures and workshops ranging on topics such as ethics and law to clinical and professional practice. Attendees will experience differing teaching styles and engage with staff, health care workers and students across all four London institutions.
This week-long virtual summer school will breakdown the essentials to consider when applying for medicine, provide insight into the degree course, and give students a taste of what it might be like to study medicine in London.
The main programme will take place from Monday 15th July to Friday 19th July on Zoom.
The programme also includes additional support events to help students build their understanding of the admissions process and their confidence in applying. These events will include the following:
Why Medicine and Student Life in London (TBC July)
Admissions Q&A (TBC September)
Alternatives to Medicine (TBC October)
Practice MMI, Multiple Mini Interviews (TBC November)
Application information
Queen Mary, University of London are the lead institution this year. You can find the full eligibility criteria and details of how to apply on their website. Applications will close at 09:00am on Friday 19th April.
Data information
All information provided on your application form will be stored by Queen Mary University of London and shared with their partner organisations: Medical Schools Council, University College London, Kings College London, and St Georges University of London. For information on how all partner institutions use data, please read their privacy notice which can be found here:
If you would like to contact the event hosts with any questions or concerns about the data we hold or if you would like any further information please email project lead at Queen Mary, University of London by emailing outreach-programmes@qmul.ac.uk.
For any questions on how UCL holds your data, please contact wp-data@ucl.ac.uk.
