Ophthalmology Summer School
If you are thinking about a career in ophthalmology, The UCL Institute of Ophthalmology Summer School is the perfect way to explore the possibilities.
The Ophthalmology Summer School is a five-day course presented by leading consultant ophthalmologists and clinical scientists from Moorfields Eye Hospital and the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology. Between the two organisations we have some of the world's most prominent lecturers in pure science and in ophthalmology.
You can hear more from Dr Gordon Hay, course director by watching the short video below:
The course will cover current clinical and ground-breaking scientific aspects of the discipline. It will start with an introduction to Ophthalmology, structure and function of the eye, clinical history-taking and a broad range of clinical ophthalmology and cutting-edge research. As well as lectures, there will be practical sessions to give you a basic introduction to the clinical sciences allied to ophthalmology. There will also be a session on the residency application process and how to make your application stand out. There is also an opportunity to prepare a poster, with a prize on offer for the best.
Summer school is aimed at anybody who is considering a career as an ophthalmologist, including late-stage medical students and trainee doctors. It attracts an international audience from as far afield as Australia.
Course Director: Dr Gordon Hay, Service Director A&E/Urgent Care Services and Deputy Director of Education, Moorfields Education.
Date: Wednesday 12th – Tuesday 18th July 2023
Location: 60 places are available to attend in-person at our Training Centre nearby to Moorfields Eye Hospital.
Attendance fee: £500. Discount available for attendees from low-income countries (as classified by the World Bank) and for UCL alumni and current students.
Booking: Booking for this course is via the UCL website.