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Key Facts
Internship Location:
Online via Zoom
Intern Ages:
15-18 year olds
Group Size:
Max 15 interns
Internship Dates:
June – August 2025
Mentor Profile:
Typically Oxford and
Cambridge academics
Tuition Fees:
£995 per intern
Time Commitment:
One month (4 sessions)
Every Saturday or Sunday
Live Hours:
12 hours of live mentoring
Graduation Takeaways:
Letter of Recommendation &
Certificate of Achievement
OSA Accreditations:
King’s Award for Enterprise
Medicine Internship Options
Explore a range of interesting internships that will give you a true experience of what a career in medicine will be like.
What to Expect on Your Internship
You’ll meet with your mentor for a three-hour session every week on a Saturday or Sunday.
Here’s what to expect from each session.
Session 1: Introductions
Session 2: Research
Session 3: Feedback
Session 4: Presentations
Session #1:
Introductions
In the first session, you will:
- Meet your mentor and your fellow interns
- Be introduced to the topic by your mentor, and start to narrow down the focus of your research
- Learn how to conduct research, including how to read, analyse and summarise the existing research
- Split into small groups of 3-4 with your fellow interns and consider how to divide the research between the group
In between Sessions 1 and 2, you’ll do background reading on the topic, begin your own research and start making notes on your findings.
Session #2:
Learn How to Research
In this session, you will:
- Learn how to structure and write a research paper and how to cite references
- Discuss your background research with your mentor and fellow interns, and ask any questions that came up during your preliminary reading
- In your small group, decide on a research question
- Draft a plan for your paper, divide responsibility for the sections between the group and begin the formal research process
In between Sessions 2 and 3, you’ll make progress with your own research and keep detailed notes.
Session #3:
Get Feedback
In this session, you will:
- Discuss your findings with your mentor and fellow interns
- Decide on the key themes of your argument in the research paper and begin to formalise your notes
- Ask your mentor any questions which have arisen from your research
- Review your fellow interns' work so far
In between Sessions 3 and 4, you’ll write up the bulk of your section of the research paper, with feedback from your mentor.
Session #4:
Present Your Findings
In the last session, it all comes together! You will:
- Combine your section of the research paper with that of the rest of your group, and write the introduction and conclusion
- Review your fellow interns' work, and receive feedback on yours
- Present your findings to the wider group
- Complete the bibliography and finalise the structure and formatting of your paper, ready for submission to the OxJournal editorial board
Why Take a Medicine Internship?
Build your expertise, develop key skills and connect with like-minded students as you explore the world of medical research.
Master Key Medicine Concepts
Deepen your medical knowledge through a comprehensive research internship that explores critical healthcare topics, medical ethics and emerging innovations. Take part in in-depth analysis, case studies and guided research to develop a strong foundation in medicine and its real-world applications.
Develop Professional Skills
Gain real experience by attending expert-led sessions, working closely with your mentor and co-authoring a research paper with your fellow interns. Enhance key skills such as academic writing, critical thinking, project management and scientific communication – preparing you for future studies and a career in medicine.
Collaborate with Future Doctors
Join a diverse network of aspiring medical professionals from around the world. Work together on research projects, participate in discussions, and develop essential cross-cultural communication and teamwork skills – crucial for success in the global healthcare field.
Become a Published Author
On a Medicine internship, you’ll work closely with an academic researcher and collaborate with like-minded interns from around the world.
You’ll co-author and publish a medical research paper in an academic journal, gaining hands-on experience in university-level research. Not only will you deepen your subject knowledge, but you’ll also strengthen your CV and prove your passion for medicine to university admissions tutors.
Build an International Network
Join a vibrant global community of passionate, curious and motivated young individuals just like you.
Our interns are eager to elevate their academic ambitions and seize their future.
Juanita Sele-Matthew
15, Experience Business & Enterprise Academy
Meadowhall School
FUN FACT:
I don't eat red apples.
DREAM CAREER:
Dietician or Food Scientist
FAVOURITE EXPERIENCE:
Sainsbury's runs with Lampl House are the one thing I can never forget!
Eliah Cibambo
Age 17, Experience Business & Enterprise Academy
Lycée Prince de Liège
FUN FACT:
I’m a big fan of languages and I often try to understand how dialects and languages influence each other throughout the world.
DREAM CAREER:
Anything that helps better people’s lives.
FAVOURITE EXPERIENCE:
Definitely the ball on boat!
Adela Jung Foncillas
Age 17, Experience Psychology & Neuroscience Academy
FES Lörrach
FUN FACT:
I love Spain with all my heart.
DREAM CAREER:
Doctor
FAVOURITE EXPERIENCE:
Singing with all of St Thomas's House at the Talent Show!
Pippa Manning
Age 17, Experience Medicine Academy
Nottingham Girls' High School
FUN FACT:
My favourite movie is 10 Things I Hate About You.
DREAM CAREER:
Dermatologist
FAVOURITE EXPERIENCE:
Ceilidh, and the Boat Ball.
Strengthen Your University Application
You’ll gain a Certificate of Achievement, a Letter of Recommendation and access to our Ambassador Programme – all tailored to showcase your academic and professional potential in medicine.
Earn a Certificate of Achievement
All interns who successfully complete one of our medicine internships will receive an Oxford Scholastica Academy Certificate of Achievement at the Graduation Ceremony upon programme completion.
Get a Letter of Recommendation
Interns who meet our criteria will be awarded a personalised Letter of Recommendation from their mentor, highlighting their strengths, participation, personality and more.
Join Our Ambassador Programme
Looking to go further? Join our exclusive one-year Ambassador Programme to develop networking, communication and leadership skills through monthly virtual sessions.
Medicine Internship Availability
Each medicine internship runs for a month with live sessions over four weekends.
We’re also adding new internships regularly – register here to stay updated on future opportunities.
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What’s Included in Your Tuition Fee
- 12 hours of mentorship
- Explore a cutting-edge topic
- Co-author a research paper
- Publish your work in an academic journal
- Work closely with an expert mentor
- Collaborate with fellow interns
- Dedicated support and guidance
- Build an international network
- Graduation ceremony
- Letter of Recommendation
- Certificate of Achievement
- Ambassador programme invitation
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