Join us at the Virtual Medicine Conference 2025! This exciting online event is designed specifically for students who are considering a career in medicine. You’ll discover what it’s like to be a doctor, get valuable tips for applying to medical school, and hear directly from medical students about their journeys.
Saturday 28th June 2025
10am – 3pm (GMT)
Introduction to Medicine Applications
We’ll run through a timeline of the 2025-2026 application cycle, introducing you to the key dates and points to note if you’re applying this year.
Virtual Ward Round Work Experience
If you’re struggling to get work experience, you’re in luck. Join us on a virtual ward round to learn about the multidisciplinary team and key medical terms that are relevant in day-to-day practice and will be impressive pieces of knowledge for your personal statements and interviews.
UCAT Strategies
The main things that you need to know about the UCAT at this stage, including practice questions and essential strategies by top 1% scorers to ensure you score highly in this compulsory exam.
UCAS Application Personal Statement
A must-attend session with detailed and specific guidance on the writing of an excellent personal statement, including examples of what not to do.
Introduction to Interviews + Scenarios
We’ll cover the different types of interviews and go through some practise scenarios live with our audience – not to be missed!
Student Feedback
‘Really great two day conference all about the medical school application AND live work experience. All of the presenters were really great and I feel I have a much better knowledge of the application process. I will definitely be joining any other conferences and using the help for the UCAT!’ – Olivia, 2021
‘This weekend was an amazing opportunity and experience. It was extremely informative and beneficial for anyone who has an interest in the medical field wanted a further insight into the application process and a career in it. They also have amazing resources on their website and Amazon. I would urge and recommend anyone who has an interest in medicine to attend one of their sessions!’ – Shania, 2021
‘They were so helpful and gave me so much more information that I didn’t even know. This conference really had some great insights and saved me so much time from research in terms of applications – Highly recommend MedicHut! :)’ – Debangsh, 2021
FAQs
Who is this virtual medicine conference for?
This conference is ideal for students in Years 10–13 (or equivalent) who are interested in studying medicine in the UK. Whether you’re just beginning to explore a medical career or actively preparing your application, this event is designed for you.
Is the medicine conference free to attend?
Yes! The Virtual Medicine Conference is completely free for all students.
Is there also a conference for Dentistry?
Yes, there is. You can register for the dentistry conference here.
What will I learn during the virtual conference?
You’ll gain valuable insights into the medical school application process, tips on writing the new personal statement format, UCAT and interview preparation guidance, and hear firsthand from medical students and professionals about their experiences.
Will I receive a certificate for attending?
Yes, attendees will receive a certificate of participation, which can be used as evidence of medicine career engagement or virtual work experience.
Do I need any prior experience in medicine to attend?
Not at all. This conference is suitable for complete beginners as well as students who have already explored medicine as a career option.
Can international students attend?
Yes, international students are welcome. While the content primarily focuses on UK medical school admissions, much of the advice is relevant globally.
Can parents or teachers attend the conference?
Absolutely. Parents and teachers are encouraged to attend to better support students through the medicine application process.
Is there an opportunity to ask questions during the event?
Yes! There will be live Q&A sessions where you can ask questions directly to medical students and admissions experts.
