Liverpool Oncology Society

We were so proud to host the National Undergraduate Oncology Conference at the Guild of Students, University of Liverpool. Thank you for taking a chance on us and trusting us with such a special event.

It was incredible to welcome students from across the North West and beyond, alongside inspiring speakers, interactive workshops, and so many people passionate about oncology. ✨

This conference was made possible through the collaboration of multiple university societies who came together as the NUOC committee, and we’d like to give a special thank you to everyone who dedicated months of hard work behind the scenes to bring this event to life.

A huge thank you as well to our speakers, workshop leads and attendees for making the day so memorable.

We’re also so proud to have hosted this event in support of North West Cancer Research and can’t wait to see what comes next.

See you next year 🩵

Charm Bracelet Making Session – A Space to Reflect and Connect

Liverpool Women in Medicine X Liverpool Oncology Society

This free charm bracelet making session is open to medical students who have been personally affected by cancer or who are currently undertaking oncology or palliative care placements. Working in these areas can be both meaningful and emotionally challenging, and this event aims to provide a relaxed and supportive space to pause, reflect, and connect with others who may share similar experiences.

During the session, students will have the opportunity to create their own charm bracelet, choosing from a range of beads and charms that can represent personal reflections, memories, or simply something creative and enjoyable. No crafting experience is needed — the focus is on taking time for yourself, meeting others, and engaging in a calm, informal activity.

Whether you wish to reflect on your placement experiences, honour someone affected by cancer, or simply take a mindful break from studies, you are warmly welcome to join.

All materials will be provided, and the session is completely free to attend. Ticket link: https://www.liverpoolguild.org/ents/event/7128/

Year 2 Cancer revision session for your end of block!

Join us this Friday :)
Fri 23 Jan, 19:30 – 21:30

Join the meeting: https://meet.google.com/ojs-cbfb-deu

This is a great opportunity for students interested in cancer care, radiotherapy, systemic anti-cancer therapy, and long-term patient management to ask questions and get honest, practical advice about the journey into Clinical Oncology.

📆 3rd December
🕒 3pm
📍The Guild - James E Brown Room

We are excited to present our first talk: De-Mystifying the OSCE 🩺👩‍⚕️

📣 Aimed at 3rd years but everyone is welcome! 📣

✨We will be covering what to expect, top tips and all the things we wish we knew last year. Perfect if you’re a bit nervous or want to get ahead for OSCE season!✨

📆 Wednesday 19th November
🕧 6pm

On Zoom (link to follow)

Please join us for our first coffee and cake afternoon for students affected by cancer

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If you have any questions or ideas please do not hesitate to get in touch with us at [email protected] or [email protected]

Say hello to our new committee for 25/26! ✨

🧬 Join the Liv Onc Soc Committee!
Boost your CV, get involved & help shape our society.
Apply now via the link in bio!