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Priya Sarma, a 1st Year Graduate-Entry Medicine student, offers a peek behind the curtain of the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences' Career Pathways event. She shares her experience, highlighting the diverse career pathways in academic primary care, as well as the research opportunities and practical advice gained during the event.

A collage of nine images from the Undergraduate Career Pathways to Academic Primary Care event held at St Hilda’s College on 19 November 2024. Top row: A speaker addressing an audience in a bright room, attendees listening attentively, and two individuals engaged in discussion near a presentation screen. Middle row: A speaker pointing to a graph during a presentation, a title slide reading 'Career Pathways to Academic Primary Care, St Hilda's College, 19 Nov. 2024,' and a small group in discussion with one participant wearing a bright yellow dress. Bottom row: Two attendees conversing during a dinner event, a presenter gesturing to a statistic '35%' on a screen, and another presenter pointing at a slide on a large screen.

Oxford China Science Lecture Series: Visiting Expert Programme 2024

Join us at the historic Jesus College, Oxford, for an immersive week-long residential summer school on the future of science, innovation and investment, Monday 8 - Saturday 13 July 2024

Oxford China Science Lecture Series: Visiting Expert Programme 2025

Join senior Oxford academics at the historic Jesus College, Oxford, for an immersive week-long residential school on the future of science, the economics of climate change, innovation, entrepreuneurship and investment, with special viewings of Oxford's world class historic collections. Monday - Friday programme on 4 separate weeks in 2025.

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