Medical Open Events

Considering the next step in your medical or health science career? Sign up to our online Ask-Me-Anything events for expert insights, course guidance, and the chance to explore flexible study options designed for busy professionals.

Our online Medical Open Events: discover, connect, and get inspired

Are you ready to advance your career in healthcare? Our medical and health science courses can help you get where you want to go. Our online Medical Open Events are the best way to discover the range of options available and help you in your decision-making.

From course information to applications. Pathways options to interviews. Funding support to student experiences. Even better? They’re a chance to get to know us and start connecting with our learning community. We look forward to welcoming you.

Have a question about our Medical Open Events? Contact us.

Ask-me-anything events:

If you have a burning question you want to ask our course academics or students directly, why not sign up for an ask-me-anything session? Whether you need advice for your application, more information about course content and assessment, or an opinion on which college to apply for, our panellists will be able to help you.

Watch previous AMA event recordings

Watch the recordings from our 2025/2026 series on the PACE YouTube channel.

Learn about studying with us

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Intro to medical and health sciences

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Our learners

Kivlyn, MSt in Genomic Medicine

“The teaching style really stood out; it’s personal, engaging, and supportive. I’ve grown so much, both professionally and personally.”

Charlotte, Certificate of Higher Education in Pre-Medical Studies

“After some research I found the course, and it seemed to fit everything I needed. Studying in Cambridge was a huge draw, but more than that, the course helped me realise that nothing is impossible.”