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Alumni

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School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences alumni

Make an Impact - Foster a Sense of Belonging - Celebrate Excellence - Embrace Diversity - Inspire Participation.

We inspire and facilitate alumni of the School of Medicine and​ Biomedical Sciences to engage in a network that strengthens connections between our alumni and students, celebrates​ excellence, and creates opportunities for learning, research, and​ mutual growth; to address key challenges facing medicine and​ biomedical sciences today.  ​

Find out how you can be an active member of our incredible alumni community.

Browse the Medicine and Biomedical Sciences alumni webpages
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University of Oxford Alumni

Welcome to our global community. 

You may have left the spires behind but your connection with Oxford is lifelong.

Learn about the University-level Alumni Engagement

Alumni Benefits

Find out about the diverse and exciting benefits you can benefit from as an Oxford Alumni.

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Other ways to engage across the division

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Organ transplant surgery
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Project teams led by Associate Professor Melanie Fleming and Professor Ben Seymour have been awarded funding from the Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA) to advance research that could unlock next-generation precision neurotechnologies.