Join a range of events designed to support skill development, encourage collaboration, and strengthen engagement with research across the School of Medicine.
Bringing together clinicians, academics and healthcare professionals, this monthly series explores key topics in clinical research and academic practice.
Sessions cover a range of topics across the research lifecycle, from developing research questions and navigating ethics and governance, to statistics, critical appraisal, clinical trial design, and insights into clinical academic careers.
Delivered by experienced speakers, the seminars aim to support skill development, encourage collaboration, and strengthen engagement with research across the School of Medicine.
This series is open to Clinical Academic Trainees, medical students, clinicians and researchers working across a range of healthcare settings, as well as anyone with an interest in developing their understanding of research or getting more involved in academic activity.
Our Annual Research Conference brings together clinicians, students, and researchers to showcase innovation, share knowledge, and explore the role of research in improving healthcare.
The conference provides a platform to present work, exchange ideas, and engage with current developments across medical and health research. Through keynote talks, presentations, and poster sessions, it highlights the breadth of research carried out by the School of Medicine and our partners.
You're invited to our Annual Conference at ARU in Chelmsford, which focuses on research for inclusive healthcare.
Professor Sir Michael Marmot, Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health at University College London, will give the Lord Ribeiro Lecture.
We'll hear from guest speaker Professor Margaret Greenfields, Professor of Social Policy at ARU. Margaret's focus is on leveraging the potential for policy analysis, design and implementation to enhance equity of outcomes for minoritised communities and individuals at risk of discrimination and marginalisation, including in healthcare contexts.
We'll also have presentations from our broad research community.
There will be opportunities to network, and consider how we can foster new approaches to inclusive healthcare and strengthen our research outputs.
We're always keen to hear from researchers, clinicians and academics who would like to support our undergraduate medical students.
Opportunities could include:
If you're interested in supporting the next generation of clinical academics, email [email protected] to find out more.