Industry-Led Future Doctor Programme for High School Students at Imperial College London Campus

Course Description: Industry-Led Future Doctor Programme for High School Students at Imperial College London Campus

Step into the world of medicine this summer. Over two weeks, you'll study the core systems that define clinical practice, develop hands-on clinical skills under expert supervision, and experience authentic hospital scenarios working alongside practising NHS doctors. This isn't a lecture-based summer course—it's an immersive simulation experience that gives you a genuine taste of medical school and life as a doctor.

the camp balances structured lectures on physiology and major medical specialties with practical workshops in clinical examination, diagnostic interpretation, and emergency care. You'll spend a full day in a state-of-the-art medical simulation facility conducting ward rounds, performing assessments, managing emergencies, and practising procedures alongside NHS medical professionals. By the end of two weeks, you'll have confirmed whether medicine is the right path for you, developed concrete examples for university interviews and personal statements, and built genuine connections with working doctors and fellow ambitious medical students from around the world.

Cultural exploration includes guided tours of London's highlights and a day trip to Cambridge to experience university life firsthand.

Outcomes: Certificate of completion, detailed tutor report highlighting your strengths, and a recommendation letter from the camp director for university applications.

Student Feedback: 100% of participants found tutors knowledgeable and classes engaging; 97% would recommend the camp to others.

📍 Location & Campus Experience

the camp takes place at Imperial College London's Prince's Gardens halls of residence in South Kensington—the heart of London's academic and cultural district.

Your Base:

• Undergraduate accommodation at Prince's Gardens, Watts Way, South Kensington, London, SW7 1BA

• Modern student halls with ensuite rooms

• Walking distance from all classes and campus facilities

• 20 miles from London Heathrow Airport with excellent transport links

• Close to world-class museums, cultural institutions, and London's iconic landmarks

Why This Location Matters: You won't just study medicine—you'll live as a university student in one of the world's leading academic cities. The South Kensington campus sits alongside the Natural History Museum, Science Museum, and Victoria & Albert Museum. You'll experience what it feels like to be a first-year medical student, living independently in halls, attending lectures at a prestigious university, and exploring a vibrant international student community.

🏥 The Future Doctor Experience

This is a work experience simulation camp, not a traditional classroom course. You'll work alongside industry professionals (practising NHS doctors) in a blend of immersive workshops, lectures, and practical training that gives you genuine insight into medical careers and medical school life.

What Makes This Different:

• Learn from practising NHS doctors currently working in hospitals

• Conduct real clinical simulations in a state-of-the-art medical training facility

• Develop authentic clinical skills used by medical students and junior doctors

• Experience a full day in a hospital simulation environment with real medical scenarios

• Network with working professionals from diverse medical specialties

• Confirm your commitment to medicine through practical, hands-on experience

📅 camp Dates & Duration

Summer 2026:

• Arrival: Monday 20th July 2026

• Arrive anytime (morning or afternoon preferred)

• Check-in opens at 9:00 AM

• Room access from 3:00 PM onwards

• Welcome tour of local area

• Departure: Saturday 1st August 2026

• Depart anytime

• Room checkout by 8:00 AM

• Luggage storage available if needed

• Duration: 2 weeks (12 days of programming)

🎓 Medical Curriculum & Learning Outcomes

Core Medical Specialties Covered:

Physiology & Upper Gastrointestinal Medicine

• Foundational clinical pathophysiology

• Autoimmune dysfunction and inflammatory conditions

• Medical competencies: accurate history taking with patients

• Upper GI patient case studies and clinical presentations

Respiratory Medicine

• Lung structure and function at cellular and systems levels

• Science behind lung cancer development and progression

• Radiology workshop: identifying pathologies on X-ray imaging

• General practice (GP) simulation: identify, test, and treat common respiratory problems

Cardiology & Vascular Medicine

• Heart structure, function, and electrophysiology

• Emergency medicine focus: cardiac emergencies and acute presentations

• Common vascular pathologies and presentations

• Vascular examination skills: recognising clinical signs and symptoms

• ECG interpretation workshop

Neurology

• Brain structure and function at multiple levels

• Infections and immune defence mechanisms

• Neurological examination practice: applying assessment techniques to patients

• Health coaching and effective patient communication strategies

Surgery

• Introduction to surgical pathways: pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative care

• Surgical pathologies and basic anatomical principles

• Surgery simulation with experienced UK-based surgeons

• Networking session with NHS surgeons

Medical Ethics

• Foundations of medical ethics and the four pillars

• How to approach ethical dilemmas in medical interviews

• Debate and construction of arguments on contested bioethical topics

Clinical Skills Development:

You'll develop core competencies used by medical students and junior doctors:

• History Taking – Structured approach to gathering patient information

• Physical Examination – Abdominal and lung examination techniques

• Diagnostic Skills – ECG interpretation and X-ray analysis

• Procedural Skills – Suturing and hand-tying for surgical contexts

• Vascular Examination – Assessment and recognition of vascular pathology

• Emergency Response – CPR, basic life support, acute scenario management

• Patient Communication – Effective, empathetic communication with patients

Learning Outcomes:

By camp conclusion, you will:

• Understand core systems relevant to clinical medicine (physiology, pathology, pharmacology)

• Demonstrate basic clinical examination techniques with confidence

• Interpret key diagnostic tools (ECGs, X-rays)

• Manage simulated clinical emergencies with appropriate decision-making

• Communicate effectively with patients and colleagues

• Understand the breadth of medical specialties and career pathways

• Have concrete examples and experiences to discuss in university interviews and personal statements

• Confirm your commitment to medicine through practical experience

• Build professional networks with NHS doctors and fellow aspiring medics

🗓️ Your Two-Week Timetable (Summer 2026)

camp Dates: Monday 20 July – Saturday 1 August 2026

This is a sample timetable based on last year's camp. The 2026 schedule will follow a similar structure, with confirmed instructors and room allocations provided at check-in.

Classes run from 10:00 AM to 4:50 PM daily, with breakfast, lunch breaks, and free time built in. Evening activities and cultural excursions are scheduled most nights and weekends.

Week 1 Overview:

Days 1–3 (Mon–Wed): Core medical specialties

• GP (General Practice)

• Respiratory medicine

• Surgery and virtual surgery simulation

• GI systems (upper and lower)

• Medical ethics

• Clinical skills: history taking, bleeding management, A to E assessment, lung physiology

Day 4 (Thu): Full-day immersive experience at Greenwich Learning and Simulation Centre

• Ward rounds

• Patient assessments

• Phlebotomy

• CPR

• Emergency scenarios

• Procedural skills

Day 5 (Fri): London cultural exploration

• Science Museum

• V&A Museum

Day 6 (Sat): Cambridge University tour

• Walking tour of historic college buildings

• Punting on the River Cam

Week 2 Overview:

Days 7–8 (Mon–Tue): Advanced clinical skills

• Abdominal examination

• Hand-tying (surgical skills)

• Debating workshop

• Diabetes and metabolic conditions

• Infections and abscesses

• Human factors in healthcare

• Final project preparation

Day 9 (Wed): Cardiology and final projects

• Cardiology masterclass

• Heart structure and function

• ECG interpretation

• Interview simulation

• Launch of Global Space Design Competition

Day 10 (Thu): Project work and competition

• Company project sessions

• Competition presentations

Day 11 (Fri): Career exploration and celebration

• Career exploration sessions (medicine uni prep or other career tasters)

• Gala Dinner and Graduation Ceremony

Day 12 (Sat): Departure

• Room checkout

• Airport transfers (if pre-booked)

Sample Daily Structure:

• 09:00 – Breakfast

• 10:00–16:50 – Lectures, workshops, practical skills (with lunch break 12:50–14:00)

• 16:50–18:30 – Free time

• 18:30–19:00 – Dinner

• 19:00–21:30 – Evening activities (quiz nights, guest speakers, cultural tours, project work)

• 21:45–22:30 – Evening sign-in

Key camp Highlights:

• Full-day medical simulation facility with ward rounds, patient assessments, and procedures

• Six medical specialties covered: respiratory, surgery, GI, cardiology, infections, ethics

• Specific clinical skills: history taking, physical examination, bleeding management, ECG interpretation, hand-tying, phlebotomy

• Evening activities: quiz nights, guest speakers, Southbank tour, local area tour

• Cultural excursions: Science Museum, V&A Museum, Cambridge University (walking tour + punting)

• Final projects: Global Space Design Competition with group work and presentations

• Graduation: formal gala dinner and ceremony with certificate, tutor report, and recommendation letter

This isn't a holiday. This is real medical education with authentic learning outcomes.

🏥 The Immersive Hospital Day

One of the highlights of the camp is a full day in a state-of-the-art medical simulation facility working alongside NHS medical professionals. This isn't a tour—it's active participation in medical scenarios.

What You'll Do:

• Simulation Ward Rounds – Participate in ward rounds where you'll assess simulated patients, interpret clinical findings, and contribute to management decisions

• Primary Patient Assessments – Conduct structured patient assessments under supervision, practising history taking and examination techniques

• Phlebotomy Training – Learn safe blood collection techniques used by healthcare professionals

• Emergency Medicine Scenarios – Manage acute medical emergencies: cardiac arrest, sepsis, acute abdominal pain—practising decision-making under pressure

• Resuscitation Training – CPR and basic life support techniques

• Procedural Skills – Suturing, hand-tying, and other practical procedures

• Professional Feedback – Receive direct feedback from NHS staff on your performance and progress

👨‍⚕️ Your Instructors: Practising NHS Doctors

this camp is taught by experienced NHS doctors currently working in major UK hospitals. Your instructors aren't academics detached from clinical practice—they're the doctors who work in wards, emergency departments, and surgical theatres.

[Tutor information to be provided with specific names, specialties, credentials, and experience]

🏠 Accommodation & Residential Experience

Location: Prince's Gardens halls of residence, Imperial College London, South Kensington

You'll stay in modern undergraduate student accommodation at the heart of Imperial College, giving you authentic university living experience.

Room Details:

• Ensuite bedrooms with toilet, shower, and wash basin

• Twin rooms by default (sharing with another student of same gender and age group)

• Single room option available: £780 additional charge for guaranteed single occupancy (per 2-week camp)

• Bed, work desk, chair, and wardrobe with hangers

• Desk fan (note: rooms are not air-conditioned)

• Complimentary toiletries provided

• Towels and bed linen provided (changed approximately every 3 days)

• Free Wi-Fi throughout accommodation

• Laundry facilities available (laundry credits purchased via mobile app)

Room Security:

• Personal belongings are at your own risk

• No safety deposit boxes available

• Keep windows securely closed and rooms locked

• Residential team available 24/7 for support

On-Campus Facilities:

• Multiple study areas and libraries

• Sports facilities

• Cafes and dining options

• Direct access to South Kensington's cultural institutions

🍽️ Meals & Dining

What's Included:

• Breakfast – Daily, served in accommodation or nearby campus venues

• Dinner – Daily, served in accommodation or campus dining facilities

• Multiple dietary options including vegetarian meals

Lunch:

• Not included in camp fee

• Optional lunch vouchers available for purchase

• On-campus cafes and restaurants available (card payments only—cash not accepted)

• Recommended spending: £15–20 per day for meals, snacks, and activities

Dietary Requirements: Please inform us of any dietary preferences, allergies, or restrictions when you book. We can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, and allergen-free meals.

🚍 Getting to Prince's Gardens

From London Airports:

Heathrow Airport (Recommended)

• Heathrow Express to Paddington (every 15 minutes) → Underground Circle line to South Kensington

• OR Piccadilly line direct from Heathrow to South Kensington

• Journey time: 50 minutes

• Cost: ~£27 (Express) or ~£5 (Piccadilly line)

Gatwick Airport

• Gatwick Express to Victoria (every 15 minutes) → Underground District or Circle line to South Kensington

• Journey time: 50 minutes

London City Airport

• DLR to Canning Town → Jubilee line → Change to Piccadilly line to South Kensington

• Journey time: 40 minutes

Stansted Airport

• Stansted Express to Liverpool Street (every 15 minutes) → Underground Circle line to South Kensington

• Journey time: 90 minutes

From Campus:

• Nearest Underground stations: South Kensington and Gloucester Road (both <10 minutes walk)

• Lines: District, Circle, and Piccadilly

• Access to anywhere in London via Underground network

Airport Transfer Service:

• Professional airport transfer available

• Cost: £175 each way

• Must be pre-booked in advance

• Only provided to students who have made prior reservations

By Car:

• Street parking is pay-and-display for limited periods

• Postcode for sat-nav: SW7 2BX

🏠 Day Student camp Option

Flexibility for Local Students

If you live within commuting distance of South Kensington, you can attend as a day student instead of residential. This allows local students to benefit from the core academic camp while managing their own accommodation and meals.

What's Included for Day Students: ✅ All lectures and workshops ✅ All practical skills sessions ✅ Access to the medical simulation facility day ✅ Course materials and resources ✅ Certificate of completion ✅ Tutor report ✅ Recommendation letter

What's Optional for Day Students:

• Evening activities (quiz nights, guest speakers, competitions)

• Weekend excursions (Cambridge, museums, London tours)

• Accommodation (obviously—you'll stay at home)

• Meals (except optional lunch vouchers)

Meals for Day Students:

• Breakfast: Not included (eat at home before arriving)

• Lunch: NOT included in day student package, but optional lunch vouchers available for £120 (provides access to campus cafes and restaurants for the full 2-week period)

• Dinner: Not included (eat at home after departing campus)

Daily Schedule for Day Students:

• Arrive by 10:00 AM for morning sessions

• Participate in all academic content (lectures, workshops, skills training)

• Depart by 5:00 PM or after evening activities (if attending)

• No mandatory evening participation (but welcome to attend optional activities)

Cost Difference: Day student fees will be significantly lower than residential fees (no accommodation, meals not included).

Important Notes:

• Day students must arrange their own travel to/from South Kensington

• Day students have the option to attend evening activities and weekend excursions at additional cost

• Day students are welcome to participate in social events and networking (optional)

• The full-day medical simulation facility day (Thursday) is included for day students

• Interview simulation and final project work are included for day students

Is Day Student Option Right for You?

Day student option works best if you:

• Live within 1 hour of South Kensington

• Prefer to maintain your normal living arrangements

• Want the core academic and skills training without the residential experience

• Have family or personal commitments that make residential attendance difficult

For the full immersive experience—living as a university student, 24/7 peer community, evening activities, cultural excursions—the residential camp is recommended.

📦 What to Bring

Essential Documents:

• Passport and visa documents

• Travel insurance documents (required)

• Copies of any prescription medications

Technology (Essential):

• Laptop or tablet – essential for research and coursework

• Laptop charger

• Smartphone – required for emergency contact and Microsoft Teams updates

• UK power adapter (if needed)

Academic Materials:

• Stationery (pens, paper, calculator if needed)

• Notebook for lectures

Medical & Personal:

• Any prescribed medications (bring enough for 2+ weeks)

• Personal toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant, sunscreen)

• Water bottle

• Any required medical devices or equipment

Clothing (British Summer is Unpredictable):

• T-shirts and shorts for warm days

• Light sweaters or jackets for cooler evenings

• Jeans, shorts, or skirts

• Comfortable walking shoes for campus and local exploration

• Athletic clothes for sports activities

• Raincoat or umbrella

• Hat or cap for sun protection

• Pyjamas/sleepwear

• Undergarments and socks

• Casual outfit for social events

• Formal attire for graduation ceremony

Optional:

• Portable umbrella

• Backpack or bag for carrying items around campus

• Spending money: £15–20 per day recommended for lunch, snacks, activities, and personal items

🏥 Medical Conditions, Allergies & Medication

Important Information for Your Safety:

Please inform us before arrival of:

• Any medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, etc.)

• Allergies (food, environmental, medication)

• Mental health conditions (anxiety, depression, etc.)

• Any prescription medications

Medication Protocol:

• You must bring your own medications

• Bring a copy of your prescription

• We cannot provide any medication, including over-the-counter drugs

• You must bring sufficient medication for the entire 2-week period

• Parental consent required for purchasing over-the-counter medication

• Inform residential team at check-in if you need assistance with medication administration or storage

All medical information is treated with strict confidentiality and only shared with authorised personnel.

🛡️ Supervision & Safeguarding

24/7 Residential Team:

• Available at all times for support and supervision

• Professional staff trained in safeguarding and pastoral care

• Immediate response to any concerns or emergencies

• Regular check-ins on wellbeing

Exeat Procedures (Time Away from Campus): If parents/guardians wish to take students out after classes or in the evening:

• Exeat form must be completed 24 hours in advance

• Request submitted to residential team

• Supervision and safety protocols maintained

Rules & Conduct: We run friendly, relaxed courses with clear expectations. Rules exist to ensure safety and a positive learning environment. Breaking rules may result in dismissal from the residential camp (though continuation on a non-residential basis may be possible). More details provided at check-in.

🌍 Visa & Immigration Requirements

Do You Need a Visa?

If you are not a British or Irish national and don't hold immigration status permitting study, you'll need:

• Standard Visitor Visa, OR

• Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) (depending on your nationality)

Check the UK Government website to confirm which applies to you.

We Can Help:

• We'll issue an official acceptance letter for your visa application

• Present this letter at the border if required

Important:

• We're not responsible if your visa application is rejected

• We're not responsible if applications arrive late

• Standard cancellation policy applies to visa-related delays

• All students must comply with UK immigration requirements

📋 Frequently Asked Questions

Accommodation

Q: Can I have a single room? A: Yes. Twin rooms are provided by default, but you can request a single ensuite room. There's an additional charge of £780 for guaranteed single occupancy per 2-week camp.

Q: What if I arrive before 9:00 AM or outside standard hours? A: Our team is available from 9:00 AM. If you arrive earlier, access to facilities won't be available. Room access begins from 3:00 PM on arrival day. Please contact us in advance if you need early access.

Q: Can I store luggage after checkout? A: Yes. On departure day (Saturday), you must vacate your room by 8:00 AM, but you can store luggage for the day if needed.

Q: Are rooms air-conditioned? A: No, but each room has a desk fan available. British summers are generally mild.

Q: Is there laundry service? A: There's a laundry room available for self-service. Laundry credits are purchased via a mobile app, and our residential team will help you set this up.

Meals & Dietary Requirements

Q: What about vegetarian, vegan, or allergen-free meals? A: We can accommodate all dietary preferences and requirements. Inform us when booking or at check-in.

Q: Can I use cash to buy lunch on campus? A: No. On-campus cafes and restaurants accept card payments only. Bring a debit/credit card. Alternatively, purchase optional lunch vouchers in advance.

Q: How much spending money should I bring? A: We recommend £15–20 per day for lunch (if not purchasing vouchers), snacks, shopping, and activities.

Academic camp

Q: Is this a work experience or internship? A: We're an immersive simulation provider. We blend workshops with NHS professionals, lectures, and practical training that simulates real work experience. You'll work with professionals in realistic scenarios but in a controlled, educational setting. It's not paid employment, but it's authentic professional insight.

Q: Will I get hands-on experience with real patients? A: You'll work with simulated patients in our state-of-the-art medical simulation facility. This is how medical schools train doctors safely. You'll gain the same clinical skills but in a controlled, supervised environment where mistakes are learning opportunities, not patient safety risks.

Q: What if I'm not sure medicine is for me? A: That's exactly why you should do this camp! Many students confirm their passion—but some discover medicine isn't their path. Both outcomes are valuable. this camp helps you make an informed decision about your future before committing to a 5+ year medical degree.

Q: Can I get university credit for this? A: No, this camp carries no UCAS points. However, read the section below on why that's actually better for your university applications.

Safety & Supervision

Q: Who supervises students? A: Our 24/7 residential team supervises all activities. Academic sessions are led by NHS professionals with student-to-staff ratios suitable for safety and learning.

Q: What if I need to leave during the camp? A: Contact the residential team immediately. Dismissal for rule-breaking may result in camp termination without refund (though non-residential continuation may be available).

Q: What if I have a medical emergency? A: Our residential team is trained in first aid. For serious emergencies, we'll contact emergency services immediately and notify parents/guardians. Ensure you have travel insurance covering medical emergencies.

Travel & Transport

Q: Which airport should I fly into? A: London Heathrow is recommended. Journey time: 50 minutes. Gatwick also works well (50 minutes). Stansted is possible but takes longer (90 minutes).

Q: Do you provide airport transfers? A: Yes, but only if pre-booked. Cost: £175 each way. You can also use public transport (cheaper, direct Underground access). Book transfers in advance through us if you want this service.

Q: Can my parents stay near campus? A: Yes, South Kensington has many hotels and accommodation options nearby. Your parents can explore London while you're in the camp.

Technology

Q: Do I need a laptop? A: Yes, essential. Bring a laptop or tablet with charger. You'll need it for research and coursework integral to the camp.

Q: Is Wi-Fi available? A: Yes, free Wi-Fi throughout accommodation and campus.

Q: How do I get camp updates? A: We use Microsoft Teams for notifications and updates. Install it before arrival. You'll also receive information via SMS and email.

Q: Should I bring a smartphone? A: Yes, required for emergency contact. Bring a phone with a UK or international plan, or purchase a local SIM card. We can advise on this.

💰 Pricing & What's Included

What's Included in the camp Fee:

✅ Accommodation at Prince's Gardens, Imperial College (twin ensuite room) ✅ Breakfast and dinner daily ✅ All lectures, workshops, and simulations ✅ Full-day medical simulation experience ✅ All academic materials and resources ✅ Certificate of completion ✅ Detailed tutor report ✅ Recommendation letter from camp director ✅ Comprehensive travel insurance ✅ Residential supervision and pastoral care (24/7) ✅ Welcome and farewell events ✅ Evening activities and weekend excursions (London tour, Cambridge visit, quiz night, guest speakers, sports)

What's NOT Included:

❌ International flights (book separately) ❌ Lunch (unless optional vouchers purchased) ❌ Personal spending money ❌ Airport transfers (£175 each way, available on request) ❌ Single room upgrade (£780 additional, if requested) ❌ Over-the-counter medications ❌ Items of a personal nature

2-Week camp Fee: [Pricing to be confirmed]

Single Room Upgrade: £780 (for guaranteed single occupancy)

Airport Transfers: £175 each way (pre-booking required)

Optional Lunch Vouchers: Available for purchase upon arrival (pricing on request)

🎯 Beyond UCAS Points: Why this camp Matters for Your University Application

this camp carries no UCAS points. And that's exactly why it's valuable for top university applications.

Russell Group universities—Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, LSE—don't base offers on total UCAS point counts. They prioritise specific A-Level grades in subjects relevant to your course. Small UCAS point qualifications (8-16 points) are "generally not significant for competitive courses," according to official UCAS guidance.

What top universities actually value:

✅ Depth of understanding – Engagement with complex medical ideas ✅ Genuine passion – Evidence you've explored medicine beyond the classroom ✅ Professional insight – Understanding what medicine actually involves ✅ Concrete examples for your personal statement and interviews ✅ Confirmed commitment – Clarity that this is the right path for you ✅ Practical skills – Demonstrating initiative and real learning

Rather than chasing generic UCAS points, this camp gives you:

• Two weeks of immersive professional experience working alongside NHS doctors

• Authentic clinical skills (history taking, examination, ECG interpretation, procedures)

• Real hospital scenarios in a state-of-the-art simulation facility

• Tangible achievements to discuss in interviews: "I conducted 20+ patient assessments," "I managed cardiac arrest scenarios," "I shadowed NHS surgeons"

• Clarity and confidence that medicine is genuinely your calling

• Professional networks with working doctors you can reference in applications

Top universities look for students who are truly passionate about their subject and have explored it deeply. this camp demonstrates that commitment far more effectively than extra UCAS points ever could.

As official UCAS guidance states:

"Choosing a course that is intellectually challenging and relevant to your ambitions will have a much greater impact than one that simply adds a few extra UCAS points. Top universities look for students who are truly passionate about their subject. Exploring it beyond the classroom will not only strengthen your application but also help you confirm that it's the right path for you."

this camp does exactly that.

🌟 camp Highlights

• Learn from practising NHS doctors across major specialties

• Develop clinical skills through structured competencies workshops

• Experience a full simulated hospital day with ward rounds and emergency drills

• Build teamwork and communication through case based projects

• Attend lectures on core medical specialties: respiratory, surgery, GI, cardiology, infections, ethics

• Practise clinical examination techniques with expert feedback

• Participate in medical debate and interview simulations

• Explore world-class museums in London (Science Museum, V&A)

• Experience university life with Cambridge University tour

• Work on collaborative final projects and competitions

• Attend formal graduation ceremony with gala dinner

• Receive certificate of completion, detailed tutor report, and recommendation letter

• Build friendships with ambitious international students

• 24/7 pastoral support and supervision

• Stay in Imperial College halls like a real university student

💡 Why Choose this camp

For Serious Medical School Applicants

If you're applying to medical school, you need more than grades. You need to demonstrate commitment, practical knowledge, and clarity that medicine is your calling. This two-week intensive does that.

For Students Considering Medicine But Not Certain

Worried you might not actually like medicine once you're in it? this camp helps you find out. Many students confirm their passion—others discover a different path. Both are valuable. Better to know now than after a £30,000+ medical degree.

For Students Who Want to Stand Out in Interviews

Medical schools interview hundreds of students with A* grades. What differentiates you? Concrete experience. Being able to say "I conducted diagnostic assessments," "I managed emergency scenarios," "I worked with NHS doctors" immediately sets you apart.

For Students Who Want Real Professional Insight

You'll learn from doctors who actually work in hospitals, not from teachers reciting textbooks. You'll understand the reality of medicine—both the rewarding and challenging aspects.

For Students Looking for Authentic University Experience

Living in Imperial College halls, attending lectures at a world-leading university, exploring London—this gives you a genuine first taste of university life before you apply.

🏆 Overall Experience

The Future Doctor camp is transformative. You'll arrive as an ambitious student with good grades wondering if medicine is genuinely for you. You'll leave with:

• Confirmed passion for medicine (or clarity that it's not your path)

• Tangible clinical skills and professional experience

• Concrete stories to tell in university interviews

• A detailed letter from a working doctor supporting your application

• Friendships with fellow ambitious medics from around the world

• Confidence in your next steps

Two weeks. Six medical specialties. Hands-on clinical experience. Working alongside NHS doctors. Real hospital scenarios. This isn't a summer holiday or a generic enrichment course. It's the closest you'll get to medical school before actually starting medical school.

By the end of this camp, you won't just be applying to medical school—you'll be ready for it.

📞 Get Started

camp Dates: 20 July – 1 August 2026 Location: Prince's Gardens, Imperial College London Age Range: 13–18 years old Duration: 2 weeks residential

Ready to step into the world of medicine?

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