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MSc in Global Healthcare Leadership student Zoe Urban shares valuable lessons she learned from both gardening and education. She uses the metaphor of tending a garden to offer 10 practical tips and reflections for new students embarking on their Oxford journey. From recognising seasons of change to embracing failure and cultivating growth, Zoe’s reflections provide thoughtful guidance for those looking to thrive in their studies and beyond.

An overhead view of small plant seedlings growing in biodegradable pots with sticks supporting their stems. The plants are arranged in rows on a bright surface, with a seed tray visible in the background.

Responding to and preventing NHS / health system pressures

We will help the system shift to prevention and accessible, evidence-informed, community-based care, working closely with policymakers so research moves quickly into practice.

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