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Access Week 2025: From Local to Global

Designed to emulate 'a week in the life of an Oxford undergraduate', Access Week is an annual summer residential at Pembroke College. Select pupils from our target regions who have participated in our Access and Outreach programmes were invited to attend the residential, which took place this summer. We welcomed 120 pupils who participated in tutorials, seminars, mock interviews, academic trips, and much more.

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Reflections of a Recent Pembroke Graduate

Michaelmas term is fast approaching, which can only mean one thing – an onslaught of Freshers will be imminently arriving to Oxford and Pembroke. Starting university can be a big transition for anyone. We thought we’d ask one of our fresh graduates, Rohit Ghosh, to reflect on his time at Pembroke, looking all the way back to his own Freshers’ week.

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Pembroke College Medical Tutors win Teaching Excellence Awards

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The Medical Sciences Division at the University of Oxford recently held its 2021 round of Teaching Excellence Awards (TEA). These awards recognise outstanding contributions to education in the division and provide funding for educational projects. The Categories of the awards range from ‘Excellent Teacher’, ‘Excellent Supervisor’ to ‘Major Educator’ and project awards.

Dr Jack Amiry, retained lecturer in medicine at Pembroke, won the ‘Early Career Excellent Teacher’ award. Dr Richard Harrington, Associate Director of graduate-entry medicine at Oxford, won the ‘Lifetime achievement’ award. Dr Harrington mentors and assists graduate entries to medicine at Pembroke. Professor Jeremy Taylor, who was the College’s Fellow in Medicine for 28 years until his retirement in 2020, won a ‘Lifetime Achievement’ award.

Congratulations to all!

A full list of awardees and award categories can be found on the TEA website here.