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UCL dermatology society aims to raise awareness and inspire students about the various aspects of dermatology as a specialty.

This year we are:

- Delivering a dermatology based teaching series

- Providing informative talks on how to get into dermatology, subspecialties and more

- Organising fundraising events for the British Skin Foundation

- Collaborating with other universities to host the first student-led London dermatology conference

- Holding numerous SBA-style revision sessions and mock CPSA workshops

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A Career in Dermatology with Dr Caroline Rundell

06/10/2026 | 18:00 - 19:00

Are you interested in a career in Dermatology?

Come join us in Meeting Room 1 in the Rockefeller Building on Tuesday 6 October, 6–7pm!

Dr Caroline Rundell, Dermatology Registrar and UCL Medical School Alumna, will be giving a talk followed by a Q&A.

If you have any questions about how to get into Dermatology, what we should be doing at our stage, or more broadly what a career in Dermatology is

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Dermatology Society membership types:

Taster: free
Standard: £3.00

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