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Medicine
Pembroke College has an impressive group of tutors and lecturers who look after and teach the medical students throughout their time at Oxford.
The College admits four Undergraduate students and two Graduate Entry students each year to read Medicine. Our medical students are part of the Oxford Medical School, which was ranked as the best in the world since 2011.
Oxford is a world leading University for Biomedical Research and our medical students play an active part in that programme of research. Our teaching and research are intimately linked and medical students are not only taught by world experts, but also have the opportunity to undertake original cutting edge research as a part of their degree. Importantly our medical course is ranked consistently as the best in the UK in the National Student Survey.
Pembroke's medical students are tutored by a team of experienced academics and practitioners, led by Professor Jeremy Taylor, who is a human anatomy expert with a particular interest in the wiring of the brain and nerve fibre growth.
Medical School website
An undergraduate student write about why Pembroke is a great place to be a medical student.
Find out more about the undergraduate course in Medicine at Pembroke College.
Cian Wade, a current Pembroke undergraduate, talks about what it's like to study medicine at Oxford.
Find out more about the graduate entry course in Medicine at Pembroke.
In this Oxford University podcast Pembroke Fellow Prof Irene Tracey explores how brain imaging is contributing to our understanding of human pain, suffering and relief...
Read about Dom's experience of studying Medicine at Pembroke
In this Oxford University podcast Pembroke Tutor Prof Fredrick Karpe discusses the link between obesity and diabetes...
Read brief profiles of some of Pembroke's former medical students.
11th April 2015 saw the Oxford University women's blue boat race Cambridge on the traditionally male tideway course on the Thames in London for the first time; winning by 19 seconds.
Our Open Days in June/ July and September each year provide an opportunity for prospective applicants to talk to staff, tutors and students.
