International Womenâs Day provides a fitting opportunity to acknowledge the extraordinary contribution that our female colleagues make to the Faculty of Medicine and the wider University.
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Celebrating International Women’s Day
Challenges and opportunities
The annual rituals of the festive season and the rapidly-approaching close of 2017 provide the chance to reflect and to look to the future.Â
Read moreMedSoc Spring Ball
I attended the MedSoc Spring Ball on 6th May. I was advised that the dress code was âsummer chicâ, or âwhat you might wear at a weddingâ, and had been asked to present certificates to the winners on the Deanâs
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Weâre in the midst of rapid change. The acronym coined by the American military, âVUCAâ (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous), describes a climate that applies across many sectors, including higher education and health.
Read moreFirst student intake welcomed in 1971
2016 marks the 40th anniversary of our first graduates in medicine.
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