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Three students – Abbie Simpson (University of Glasgow), Ashish Singh (University of Oxford) and Anika Gogia (King’s College London) – reflect on the NIHR Health Economics Internship they undertook last summer at the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences (NDPCHS), University of Oxford. Coming from backgrounds in medicine and psychology, they each brought different perspectives to the programme. In this Q&A blog, they share on their motivations for applying, what they learned and how the experience has influenced their future ambitions.

Abbie Simpson (left), Ashish Singh (centre) and Anika Gogia (right)
Abbie Simpson (left), Ashish Singh (centre) and Anika Gogia (right)

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. The Programme ended in October 2025. There are no current plans to deliver courses in 2026.

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