Lucy: Medical Emergency
Suitable for: Years 7 and 8
In this online session, students work in teams to diagnose Lucy’s symptoms and save her life. Our patient Lucy has been in a road traffic accident and has been rushed to hospital. The project is run online and participants are guided through the activities by a virtual junior doctor and current Hull York Medical School students.
Dates for this activity are to be confirmed.
Medicine Discovery Day
Suitable for: Year 9
A medicine discovery day is a great way to find out more about what it takes to be a doctor and to have a go at some interactive medicine activities. Students will also have the opportunity to look around the university campus and chat to our current medical students.
Dates
- 13 March 2019 – University of Hull campus
- 15 May 2019 – University of Hull campus
GCSE Medicine Discovery Sessions
Suitable for: GCSE students
Medicine Discovery Sessions are a great way to introduce students to the concept of problem based learning (PBL), and to find out more about studying medicine at university. By looking at virtual patients in a PBL scenario, the session seeks to demonstrate to students the links between science and real life.
Students will work on a short case to try and find out what is wrong with the patient and suggest outcomes to reach a diagnosis. They will also have the opportunity to practise clinical skills related to the case.
Dates for Year 10 and 11 students
- 14 November 2018 – University of York campus
- 16 January 2018 – University of Hull campus
- 6 Feb 2019 – University of Hull campus
Pathways to Medicine
Suitable for: Year 12
Pathways to Medicine is our flagship programme, offering Year 12 students a range of opportunities to give them an insight into the medical profession, support them through the application and selection process for medical school and prepare them for attending university.
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Mock interviews
Suitable for: Year 13
Mock interviews are a great way to develop your interview technique and to prepare you for an interview at Hull York Medical School. Places are available to students on widening participation programs at Hull York Medical School and the University of York as well as local students. Mock interviews for Year 13 students will be held on the following dates:
- Wednesday 17 October 2018, University of Hull
- Wednesday 24 October 2018, University of York
The sessions run from 10am – 5pm and lunch is provided.
Places are limited and eligibility criteria will apply. The deadline for applications is 30 September 2018.
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Making Connections
Suitable for: Year 12
Making Connections is suitable for students in the local area in Years 12 who are taking Biology and Chemistry at A Level. Making Connections is a two-part session for students to learn more about our teaching methods and raise aspirations of students wishing to study medicine.
Session 1
- Students are introduced to Problem Based Learning (PBL) at Hull York Medical School
- Student work through a PBL session with current undergraduates at Hull York Medical School
- Students develop their learning outcomes to take away and research in their own time
Session 2
- Students attend a session at the Hull York Medical School multi-functional laboratory to work on clinical skills linked to the PBL case
Dates
- 31 October and 7 November 2018 - University of York campus
- 15 and 22 November 2018 - University of Hull campus
- 23 and 30 January 2019 - University of Hull campus
Hull York Medical School Summer Residential
Suitable for: Year 12
Our Summer Residential gives Year 12 students the opportunity to take part in a variety of activities including problem based learning, clinical skills, presentations and medical workshops, as well as a range of social activities. Our Summer Residential gives Year 12 students the opportunity to take part in a variety of activities including problem based learning, clinical skills, presentations and medical workshops, as well as a range of social activities.
Applications for the Summer Residential will open in April 2019.
Talks at schools and colleges
Suitable for: Years 12 and 13
We offer talks to local schools and colleges with priority given to local state schools followed by local independent schools, subject to availability of our Student Recruitment and Outreach Team.
For year 12 we offer talks on ‘making the most of work experience’ and ‘preparing for medicine’. For Year 13 we offer a talk about ‘Plan B: thinking about your options’. The talks are around 45 minutes in length.
Our local area is: East Riding, Humberside, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, North Yorkshire and York. We are unable to deliver talks outside the local area.
Excellence Hub for Yorkshire and Humber activities
Suitable for: Years 12 and 13
We run activities for a variety of age groups through the Excellence Hub for Yorkshire and Humber, which is a regional collaboration between the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York. The programme offers opportunities for high achieving young people to help enrich their experiences in school or college.
Events delivered through the Excellence Hub are open to students from across the UK who have been identified by their school or college as high achieving. Please note there is additional eligibility criteria and a set application process for applying for events.
Visit the Excellence Hub website