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    Medicine in London

    by Oxford Royale

    An immersive medical summer school combining anatomy, diagnosis, patient care and clinical simulations with expert-led teaching and campus life.

    Last verified: 20 Aug 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy
    Medicine in London

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    Medicine in London at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Recently closed

    Eligibility

    Students aged 16-18

    Age range / Year group

    16-18

    Location / Region

    Imperial College London

    Cost

    £4,495; £6,495

    Duration

    2 weeks

    Format

    In-person

    Next deadline

    Not announced · Next cycle not announced

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    Accommodation: Modern en-suite campus rooms

    Meals: Breakfast and dinner

    Outcome: Certificate of completion

    Teaching: 40 expert-led hours

    Campus support: 24/7 residential support

    Medicine in London summary

    Medicine in London introduces anatomy, physiology, diagnosis and patient care through expert-led teaching and realistic clinical simulations.

    Students combine seminars and interactive lessons with examinations, workshops, a clinical skills assessment and a medical-technology challenge.

    It suits aspiring medics who want practical subject exploration, university-style campus life and a clearer view of medical study and careers.

    What is Medicine in London?

    Medicine in London is Oxford Royale’s immersive medical summer school at Imperial College London. It explores anatomy, physiology, diagnosis, patient care and medical ethics through expert-led classes, workshops and realistic simulations.

    Students practise examinations, history-taking and clinical reasoning before presenting diagnoses and management plans. Academic work is complemented by campus activities, London exploration, guest lectures and a graduation celebration.

    Why Succeed highlights Medicine in London

    • Clinical simulations turn anatomy and diagnostic theory into practical experience.

    • The programme includes 40 hours of teaching from industry and subject experts.

    • Students use diagnostic equipment including ultrasound and ECG technology and practise suturing and blood-taking.

    • A clinical skills assessment develops history-taking, examination and diagnosis presentation skills.

    • The Imperial College London setting offers an authentic taste of campus life in a major medical and research city.

    Who is Medicine in London for?

    Best for

    Students seriously exploring medicine who enjoy practical learning, teamwork, presentations and academically intensive study.

    Not ideal if

    You want a clinical placement, formal medical qualification or a low-cost introduction to the subject.

    Is Medicine in London worth it?

    Medicine in London can be worthwhile for students who want to test their interest through practical clinical tasks rather than classroom theory alone. Its simulations, examinations and medical-technology challenge provide useful experiences to reflect on when considering future study.

    The main limitation is value for money: this is a substantial financial commitment and does not provide a university qualification or guaranteed admissions advantage. It is strongest when the student will actively use the experience to refine subject choices, reading and future applications.

    A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    £4,495; £6,495; includes 40 hours of teaching, Hands-on workshops, masterclasses and projects, Teaching materials and mentoring, Residential accommodation and meals with residential booking, Daily social activities, tours and trips, Guest lectures and graduation events, Free WiFi on campus.

    Accommodation

    Modern en-suite campus rooms

    Meals

    Breakfast and dinner

    Provider details

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    Dates and logistics

    2 weeks; Imperial College London.

    What to check before committing

    Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.

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    How much preparation does Medicine in London need?

    Effort level

    High academic and practical engagement.

    Best started

    Begin planning 8-12 weeks before the intended session, especially for travel, insurance or visa arrangements.

    Main challenge

    Applying unfamiliar medical knowledge during practical assessments and team challenges.

    Typical preparation

    • Review basic human anatomy and physiology before attending.

    • Practise explaining scientific ideas clearly to a non-specialist audience.

    • Prepare questions about medical careers and university study.

    • Arrange insurance, travel documents and medical information well before departure.

    Useful if

    You already enjoy biology, healthcare topics and evidence-based problem-solving.

    What do students do on Medicine in London?

    Students move from medical foundations into practical examinations, assignments and team challenges, supported by seminars, workshops and study sessions.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Study anatomy, physiology, medical ethics, genetics, immunology and surgery.

    2. 2

      Practise cardiovascular, respiratory and neurological examinations.

    3. 3

      Use clinical equipment and explore suturing, blood-taking and keyhole surgery.

    4. 4

      Take a patient history and present a diagnosis and management plan.

    5. 5

      Develop an innovative medical technology and pitch a health-tech company.

    6. 6

      Join cultural visits, sports, social activities and a graduation celebration.

    Medicine in London dates and deadlines

    Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.

    Session one

    29 June-11 July 2026

    Two-week London session

    Reference date

    Session two

    12-25 July 2026

    Two-week London session

    Reference date

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Students must be aged 16-18.

    • Academic prerequisites set during booking must be met.

    • Required English-language proficiency must be met.

    • A parent or guardian contracts for students under 18.

    • Comprehensive insurance is compulsory.

    • Medical and dietary information is required before arrival.

    How much does Medicine in London cost?

    Programme fee

    £4,495; £6,495 — Non-residential; residential

    Funding or discounts

    • Single-room guarantee: £1,295 — Optional London add-on
    • Supervised transfer: £130 each way — Optional London airport transfer
    • Flexibility package: £795 — Optional booking add-on

    What's included

    40 hours of teaching, Hands-on workshops, masterclasses and projects, Teaching materials and mentoring, Residential accommodation and meals with residential booking, Daily social activities, tours and trips, Guest lectures and graduation events, Free WiFi on campus

    How to apply to Medicine in London

    1. 1

      Choose the Medicine course, preferred session and residential option.

    2. 2

      Complete the official online application form with the student’s details.

    3. 3

      Accept the enrolment terms and pay the stipulated non-refundable enrolment fee.

    4. 4

      Provide requested medical, dietary, accommodation and educational information at least 60 days before the course.

    What does Medicine in London cover?

    The programme covers the following focus areas.

    Anatomy and physiology

    Study major body systems in health, disease and medical innovation.

    Clinical examination

    Practise history-taking and cardiovascular, respiratory and neurological examinations.

    Diagnosis and treatment

    Use case studies and simulations to develop diagnostic and management plans.

    Medical ethics

    Explore ethical questions while developing reasoning and communication skills.

    Medical innovation

    Design a medical technology and pitch a health-tech company.

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    What is a typical day on Medicine in London?

    A typical day during the programme.

    Academic teaching

    Students attend medical lessons on body systems, ethics, genetics, immunology and surgery.

    Practical study

    Examinations, workshops, assignments, study support and project work apply the morning’s learning.

    Enrichment

    Debate, sport, cultural exploration and collaborative activities extend the academic programme.

    Campus activities

    Social activities, cultural visits, games and campus events run before the 22:30 curfew.

    Who teaches on Medicine in London?

    The curriculum is developed by academic experts and taught by industry and subject specialists. Featured faculty include public-health clinician Dr Claire Keene, an experienced clinical-trial manager with an MSc and PhD.

    The programme also includes guest lectures from leading experts.

    Where do students stay on Medicine in London?

    Residential plan

    • Prince’s Gardens rooms: Students stay in modern single or twin en-suite bedrooms in South Kensington.
    • Meals: Breakfast and dinner are included; students buy lunch in the city.
    • Campus support: Security monitoring, residential staff and pastoral support operate day and night.
    • Activities and trips: Daily social activities, city tours, trips, sport and graduation events are included.

    Non-residential plan

    • Day attendance: A non-residential programme option is offered at a lower published fee.

    Bedrooms are single or twin and usually allocated at random; a guaranteed single room is available for an additional fee.

    What happens after Medicine in London?

    After completing this programme, participants often pursue:

    Use the experience to test whether medical study suits you.

    Build confidence in clinical reasoning and patient communication.

    Develop examples for reflecting on subject interest in applications.

    Continue independent study in anatomy, physiology and medical ethics.

    Receive an Oxford Royale certificate after successful completion.

    The certificate recognises participation and academic engagement; it is not a medical qualification.

    Where does Medicine in London take place?

    The programme is hosted at Imperial College London, with residential accommodation at Prince’s Gardens in South Kensington. The campus is close to the Natural History Museum, Science Museum and Royal Albert Hall, while organised activities explore landmarks and cultural venues across London.

    A supervised transfer service can be added to a booking, and Heathrow is approximately 30 minutes to one hour from the campus.

    Medicine in London FAQs

    The programme is hosted at Imperial College London. Residential students stay at Prince’s Gardens in South Kensington.

    The programme covers anatomy, physiology, medical ethics, genetics, immunology, surgery and major body systems in health and disease.

    Yes. Students practise examinations, history-taking, diagnosis and clinical skills using equipment and simulations, including ultrasound, ECGs and suturing.

    The programme includes 40 hours of teaching alongside workshops, projects, study support, guest lectures and enrichment activities.

    Residential students stay in modern single or twin en-suite bedrooms at Prince’s Gardens. A guaranteed single room may be added for an extra fee.

    Breakfast and dinner are included for residential students aged 16-18 in London. Students purchase their own lunch in the city.

    Successful participants receive an Oxford Royale certificate of completion recording their course title, dates and campus.

    Residential staff are present overnight, the campus is monitored around the clock and attendance registers are taken several times each day.

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    • Oxford Royale | Apply Now
    • Rules Regulations Summer 12-18 2026.1
    • London 2026 timetables
    • OR 12 18 Terms 2026 v1.1.2.docx
    • Key Policies and Procedures | Oxford Royale
    • Frequently Asked Questions | Oxford Royale
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