At Cyprus Medical Society UK, we believe that a journey through the medical profession is a continuous adventure filled with opportunities for growth, learning, and discovery. As we continue to support our diverse community of medical students and doctors, we are excited to introduce our newest initiative – the Specialty Spotlight series. What is Specialty […]
Medical school lasts notoriously longer than most other university courses and makes up the first five (or six) years of a lifelong journey. While most medical students are world-experts at describing how hectic examination periods can be to their non-medic friends and peers, and how overwhelmingly large the volume of information to be memorised is, fewer people often choose to talk about the vast diversity of opportunities we can embark on during the rest of the time.
This is a personal account on my iBSc in Sports, Exercise and Health, in Year 3 of my MBBS Degree at UCL (between pre-clinical and clinical years). Get to know yourself Sitting in the same spot of the same lecture theatre and picking the same seat in the library for two years straight can sometimes