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These live, online only events will allow you to find out more about applying for and studying medicine, healthcare and science courses, from the comfort of your own home. You’ll also have the chance to have your questions answered at the end of each event.

Please see below for details of upcoming events – more will be advertised in the coming weeks and months. 

You can also scroll to the bottom of this page to view recordings of previous webinars.

Please note that capacity for each event is limited to 500. We are expecting a high demand for these events, so please only sign up if you will definitely be able to attend. If you register and then realise you cannot attend, please cancel your place (instructions on how to do this are included in the email you received after you registered).

Campus tours: We are also offering a limited number of campus tours for prospective students to see our campus in person. Please see our Visit us page to find out more and book your place.

How to attend a webinar

Click on the link to register for the particular session you’d like to take part in. After you have registered for the event, you’ll be sent an email containing a join link. All you have to do is click this link at the time the webinar is due to start, and the event will open up in your web browser (if you are on a laptop/computer).

Upcoming webinars

Important information

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Before you attend a webinar

Please read the below before you attend one of our webinars.  

Thank you for your interest in participating in an online activity run by the Student Recruitment or Widening Participation team at St George’s, University of London. As many individuals taking part in this activity may be under the age of 18, this activity needs to conform to the measures in our Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults Policy.   

Before you register to take part, please be aware of the following guidance for participants which we expect you to follow in order to take part.

  • Please do not share the link to or details of the online activity with anyone else. Each attendee should register individually for the activity they wish to attend.    

  • You are only expected to take part in the online activity on the advertised day/time. Do not try to contact staff or other participants outside of this time, or ask staff for any personal contact details, as they will not be able to share these with you or have 1-2-1 conversations online.  

  • Please do not take photographs of your screen or share any images of the online activity with anyone else; this is for your safety as well as the safety of other participants and staff. 

  • Participation in this online activity requires responsible behaviour from you, and we expect you to show respect towards other participants and staff at all times. If your behaviour is inappropriate in any way, staff will immediately warn you of this and may stop your participation in the session. We may also report any inappropriate behaviour to relevant authorities.  

  • Please let a member of staff know immediately if you have any concerns about the online activity, or believe that someone has broken the guidelines above. Please email webinars@sgul.ac.uk  

  • For advice about keeping safe online as a young person, please see the NSPCC website.

  • If you have experienced online abuse or are worried about the way someone has been communicating online, you can report this to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection police centre (CEOP) via their website.

What you need to attend a webinar

An internet connection for the device you’re using, ideally a computer or laptop to view the event, and speakers or headphones to listen in to the event. Attendees will be able to type in questions to submit during the event, but will not be able to share a webcam or speak to other attendees (so you won’t need a webcam or a microphone).  

If you intend to watch/listen to the event on a mobile phone, you will need to download the GoToWebinar app beforehand to do this.  

Detailed technical specifications/system requirements will be included in the join link instructions you’ll receive.   

If you don't receive the join link

Check your junk or spam email folder. If you still can’t find the email, please contact us at opendays@sgul.ac.uk.

Previous webinars

Introduction to Biomedical Science BSc and MSci (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Biomedical Science BSc and MSci degrees at St George's, University of London, to begin studying in 2022.

Introduction to Paramedic Science BSc (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Paramedic Science BSc degree at St George's, University of London, to begin studying in 2022.

Introduction to Clinical Pharmacology BSc (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Clinical Pharmacology BSc degree at St George’s, University of London to begin studying in 2022.

Introduction to Occupational Therapy (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Occupational Therapy BSc degree at St George's, University of London, to begin studying in 2022.

Introduction to Therapeutic Radiography (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Therapeutic Radiography BSc degree at St George's, University of London, to begin studying in 2022.

Introduction to Diagnostic Radiography BSc (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Diagnostic Radiography BSc degree at St George's, University of London, to begin studying in 2022.

Introduction to Physiotherapy BSc (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Physiotherapy BSc degree at St George's, University of London, to begin studying in 2022.

Introduction to Healthcare Science BSc (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Healthcare Science BSc degree at St George’s, to begin studying in 2022.

Introduction to Graduate Entry Medicine (MBBS4) (2022 entry)

This webinar will give you an introduction to the Graduate Entry Medicine (MBBS4) degree at St George’s, to begin studying in 2022.

Top tips for your undergraduate application: Student Finance and Admissions (2022 entry)

Hear from our Finance and Admissions teams who will be sharing their top tips on applying to study at St George’s.

Life-saving drugs: 24 hours in A&E online lecture

In this taster lecture, you will become a virtual member of the A&E team dealing with two different patients.

Respiratory function and COVID-19: Why do patients struggle to breathe?

In this taster lecture, Dr James Buckley introduces how and why Covid-19 affects respiratory function.

Exploring medicine 2021

This webinar gives an overview of the Medicine (A100) application process and the role of entry requirements such as academic grades, admissions tests and interviews.

Exploring Healthcare courses and careers 2021

Interested in applying for a healthcare course at university but not sure which route is right for you? This event will give an insight into different healthcare roles and courses and an overview of the university application process and entry requirements.

Work experience for Healthcare courses 2021

Find out why universities ask for work experience from healthcare and medicine applicants, what types of experience are useful, and how to reflect on your experiences to make a strong university application.

Applying to Medicine

This webinar gives an overview of the Medicine (A100) application process including work experience, admissions tests and interviews.

Exploring Biomedical Science and Clinical Pharmacology

Find out more about our undergraduate science degrees from academic members of staff who teach and work in these disciplines.

Exploring healthcare courses and careers

Gain an insight into different healthcare roles and courses and an overview of the university application process.

Introduction to Medicine

An introduction to the Medicine degrees at St George’s. Attendees heard from subject specialists who shared insights into both our five-year undergraduate, and four-year graduate, medicine programmes.

Life as a medical student

Hear some of our medical students talk about their own experiences, including a day in the life of a medical student, aspects of the course and student life in London.

Work experience for healthcare courses and careers

Find out why universities ask for work experience from healthcare course applicants, what types of experience are useful, and how to reflect on your experiences to make a strong university application.

 

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