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Speakers
Keynote talks from leaders in healthcare
Workshops
Practical workshops on global health careers, impact and much more
Student Initiatives
Student led poster and oral presentations
Network
Opportunities to connect with charities, organisations, professionals and fellow students
Agenda
01
9:00-10:00
Welcome/Registration
02
10:00-11:30
Keynote Speakers
03
11:30-11:45
Tea Break
04
11:45-12:30
Student Oral Speakers
05
12:30-2:00
Lunch/Networking
Posters/Stalls
06
2:00-3:30
Keynote Speakers
07
3:30-5:00
Workshops
08
5:00-End
Closing/Winner Announcements
Our Speakers
WCAT Clinical Lecturer Diabetes and Endocrinology at Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd
Dr. Mohammad Alhadj Ali
Talk on: Global Refugee Health and International Humanitarian Aid
Dr Mohammad Alhadj Ali is an academic clinician, Consultant Physician, and Senior Lecturer in Medicine at Cardiff University. Alongside his clinical and research work in diabetes and immunotherapy, he is a committed global health advocate. As Chair of the Board of Trustees at the Welsh Refugee Council, he works at the intersection of health, migration, and social justice, championing equitable access to healthcare for refugees and displaced communities in the UK and beyond.
Our Workshops
Surgical Ask Me Anything (AMA)
By: Cardiff Uni Women in Surgery
An informal drop-in session with a surgical consultant. Ask anything from work–life balance and training pathways to whether a career in surgery is right for you.
Tickets
Tickets are priced at £5 for students and £10 for faculty and professionals to reflect the lower count of tickets. All tickets include full-day access to workshops, talks, stalls, and includes lunch and tea.
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*Last date for any refund requests: 6th of March
Abstract Submission
Submissions are welcomed from students and early-career researchers across all medical and healthcare-related disciplines. Submissions are to follow the themes as stated above. All submissions will be reviewed by the conference panel using standardised criteria to assess clarity, relevance and quality.
Cardiff Year 3 Medical Students have an extended submission deadline for the 2nd of March.
All submissions are for poster presentations with an option to be eligible for an oral presentation. Successful applicants will be notified by Cardiff MedSoc by the end of February.
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*You do not need prior publication. Projects, audits, reflections, and student-led initiatives are welcome.
