Henry Marsh is returning to Oxford to give another talk regardin ghis experiences and life stories from his career in medicine. It will take place at 7pm on the 10th of February at the Fitzhugh Lecture Theatre in the Exeter College Cohen Quad in Jericho. No need to register, just turn up on the day.

Non-member ticket price:

Purchase your ticket from the link below. For more information, check out our social medias.

1st and 2nd years, head down to the MSTC @ 10am to grab some snacks, relax between lectures and chat to other years!

The first fixture for our women’s football team. Time tbc

Take a break from the stresses of 1st Week and join us for a relaxed session with our arts rep! Meet at the RadCam at 5pm (with art supplies if possible) to do some sketching of Oxford.

Life drawing can seem a little daunting and unapproachable if you've never done it before, so we're trying to break down the barriers and insecurities surrounding the human body that we've created for ourselves, and celebrate everything it does for us in a safe and positive space. Everyone is welcome, especially beginners and people who don't see themselves as 'artists'.

The class will also have an opportunity to have a go at modelling for anyone who wants to (you can wear however many clothes you want!)

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

Professor Hugh Montgomery is a consultant intensivist with many strings to his bow. As well as being a professor at UCL and practising as an intensivist at Whittington Hospital, he is extensively involved in research into human health and performance, which has led to him discovering the first "fitness gene" - an ACE allele variant - and also conducting research up Mount Everest! Professor Montgomery will be speaking to our members primarily about his work on the impacts of climate change on human health - we hope that you can join us for this exciting talk by a world-class physician and researcher!

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

Like pubs? Like quizzes? Well get ready folks for the MedSoc Pub Quiz. Not actually in a pub but there is a quiz.
Teams of up to 7. FREE entry. Non-medics welcome for a small fee.
Prizes include: tickets to DFO x Garfunkel x Sisters of Funk, chocolate and prosecco/soft drink equivalent.
Rounds include: general knowledge, music, sports, medicine and an observation round.
Bonus points for the best Colin Cook-related team name.

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/607372886368353/

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

Why do single men hate aspirin? Because it's a COX blocker. Can confirm this Scrubs Crawl won't be.
Come along for the perfect pres for Bridge.

8pm Balliol
8:45pm Brasenose (*CASH ONLY*)
9:30pm St Peters

£10 for scrubs on the night. All years welcome.

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

Muscle physiology making you twitchy? Neuroanatomy cramming giving you a headache? Sweating over acute inflammation responses? Or simply couldn't get enough of Dissection Drinks and STDs last term?

🍹🍹🍹 Fear not, we've got you covered - MedSoc Bop is BACK! Bigger than your motivation for Hilary Term and better than several of committee's collection marks, get yourself down to the Varsity Club on Thursday 17th January to make the most of your membership with free drinks before Bridge! 🍹🍹🍹

If the idea of boogying away 1st-week blues in great company isn't doing it for you, how about this: 💥 45 tokens 💥 for spirit mixers, bottles of beer and cider, a glass of wine, and 💥 £50 💥 behind the bar for soft drinks, followed by Bridge! Come drinkers, come tee-totallers, come one and all, for Oxford medics are BACK in town!

Dr. Frances Bu'lock is a consultant paediatric cardiologist at the East Midlands Congenital Heart Centre, having trained at both Oxford and Cambridge. In addition to her extensive research into congenital cardiology, she was part of the team that helped the first baby born with ectopia cordis to survive this condition, in which the heart is outside of the body, and has battled to keep Glenfield Hospital as a centre of excellence in the NHS. We are delighted to invite our members to hear from Dr. Bu'lock about her career path in cardiology and also her experiences of working in the NHS - we hope that you can join us for what promises to be a fascinating evening!

Thinking of pursuing surgery? Want the chance to study medicine in other countries? Fancy brushing up on your Russian? Then come along to our information evening to find out more about this summer's surgery work experience school taking place at Sechenov University, Moscow, as part of Oxford MedSoc's partnership with UK-Russia Young Medics Association, and how you can apply!

Following the hugely successful UK-Russia Summer School held last June, we are running a 2-week programme for 18 undergraduate UK medics this summer in urology, colorectal, cardiothoracic, and trauma/head & neck surgery. Come down to Oriel College at 5:30pm on HT2 Wednesday (23rd Jan) to meet our Sechenov colleagues who will be running the summer school, as well as MedSoc members who have previously taken part in exchanges, to learn more about the application process, as well as fees and available funding.

If you’re on the fence, check out the video from last year’s summer school, with commentary from our ex-Arts Rep Ruby Lawrence, to see what it's all about! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWj_sKb9Jcw

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

Cheap stash, sports, friends and fun, plus a chance to shoe the tabs! What's there not to like?

MedSoc is providing a coach to take us to Cambridge (departing from Oxford at 09:30). Once we arrive, we'll challenge Shamebridge across several sports, with the aim to get as many Oxonians playing in every event (and to thoroughly trounce the light blues). Then we'll all head out for a group dinner after which those who fancy carrying the early word of victory can head back on the X5 bus, and those who want to see a tab do a shoe can stay for the Varsity Crewdate.

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

After being hosted by MedSoc last year, this year Henry Marsh has been invited back to Oxford by University College Science Society.

Exact time TBC

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!

Midweek, midday; it’s always been a sleepy time for the medical school, but no more! This weekly event organised by the Sports Reps is a chance to unwind after morning lectures/ wake yourself up for afternoon work with a social run in University parks. 
We aim to accommodate runners of all abilities, from those going for a blue, to those running for the very first time. With this in mind, there are multiple routes available and there will always be someone to run with the last person, so don’t worry about being left behind- you won’t be!