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Year 2 student Millie Wimhurst shares her experiences during a typical week in the life of a medical student. This video is part of our 2026 undergraduate prospectus series. Visit our dedicated student views page at: www.bsms.ac.uk/undergraduate/what-our-students-say/index.aspx

Boldi Kordas, MedSoc President for 2024-25 gives an overview of the societies and activities available to BSMS students. This video is part of the 2026 BSMS undergraduate prospectus.

Year 4 student Fatima Sheriff talks about her experience of studying medicine at BSMS as an international student. This video is part of our 2026 undergraduate prospectus series. Visit our dedicated student views page at: www.bsms.ac.uk/undergraduate/what-our-students-say/index.aspx

Year 3 student Charlotte Taylor shares her experiences during a typical week in the life of a medical student. This video is part of our 2026 undergraduate prospectus series. Visit our dedicated student views page at: www.bsms.ac.uk/undergraduate/what-our-students-say/index.aspx

Professor Richard McManus, Dean of BSMS, welcomes prospective students to the 2026 BSMS undergraduate prospectus. To find out more about studying at BSMS, visit our website at www.bsms.ac.uk/undergraduate.

In January's monthly lecture, Dr Kamran Sidhu will share his experience of attending the European Space Agency's Human Physiology Training Course at the ESA Academy headquarters in Belgium. Dr Kamran Sidhu is an F1 Doctor specialising in Cardiology at Worthing, with a keen interest in extreme environmental medicine, including space medicine. This video is part of the Monthly Lecture Series at B...

In December’s monthly lecture, Yumna Barhamji talks about the urgent health challenges faced by Brighton's homeless population in this December’s Monthly Lecture. Yumna Barhamji is a first year BSMS student and the Year 1 Rep for BSMS GPSoc. BSMS GPSoc is a society aimed at students who are interested in General Practice or want to learn more about what life as a GP entails. We plan to host an ...

Inequality is growing in the UK. Despite supposedly being one of the richest countries in the world, 4.3 million children were found to be living in poverty in the United Kingdom in 2022/2023. In November’s monthly lecture, Dr Ella O'Flaherty will look at the impact of poverty on children and why inequality matters, before exploring what we can do about it. Ella is an SHO Doctor, currently work...

In October’s monthly lecture, Luke Reid will led an exploration of how anatomical education and research influences medicine. He took a deep dive into the larynx, an organ that allows you to live, breathe and shout. Luke is the Deputy Head of Anatomy at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, and has experience in teaching gross anatomy, neuroanatomy, embryology, and histology across to undergradua...

In July’s monthly lecture, Prof Somnath Mukhopadhyay and Dr Tom Ruffles discuss onesizefits1 as opposed to the standard "one size fits all" approach. Much of this new way to treat patients depends on understanding more about a child's genes and how it interacts with the environment and the medicines the child is prescribed. Prof Somnath Mukhopadhyay is Chair in Paediatrics and Dr Tom Ruffles is...

In June’s monthly lecture, Dr Oliver Pentz provides an overview of what a typical day looks like for a Foundation Year 1 doctor (FY1). He discusses different aspects of the role, including medical days, surgical days and on-calls, as well as exploring the things that he wishes he had known before starting. Dr Oliver Pentz attended BSMS for 5 years, with an intercalation year in Neuroscience at ...

The human brain is the most complex thing yet to be discovered in our universe, containing numerous cell types and performing countless vital functions. Amongst these cells, neurons are in constant communication with each other. Circuits of these neurons then project throughout our body down specialised pathways called nerves, passing signals to our muscles which in turn controls our movement. ...

In May’s monthly lecture, Harmanleen Singh discusses how prescribing medications can cause harms in patients with a high medication burden, and the importance of deprescribing potentially inappropriate medications. He also discusses getting involved in research at medical school, including his experience of conducting an Independent Research Project on Deprescribing, presenting research at conf...

As BSMS celebrates its 20th anniversary, we reflect on our history with staff (past and present) and alumni sharing their stories in this short film specially created for the occasion.

BSMS Monthly Lecture: Improving neurodivergent wellbeing novel findings from clinical research

BSMS Monthly Lecture: The importance of having a favourite dinosaur - Welcome to the paediatric ward

Carbon footprinting in healthcare

The carbon footprint of healthcare and approaches to mitigation

Labour rights issues in medical supply chains

Health and climate change

Applying circular economy principles to healthcare products

An introduction to the BSMS Sustainable Healthcare Group

Study for a postgraduate diploma in Dental Implant Reconstructive Surgery at BSMS

Study for a postgraduate diploma in Dental Implant Reconstructive Surgery at BSMS

BSMS Monthly Lecture: Time for Dementia An innovation in dementia education

Helix of Love - launch event

Addressing health inequalities in general practice

Our Undergraduate Course: Phase 3

Our Undergraduate Course: Phase 2