University of Westminster Biomedical Science Society (BMS)

The Biomedical Science Society welcomes students from diverse life science disciplines at the University of Westminster. Our society serves as an invaluable resource, providing information on careers, enhancing employability prospects, and offering a vibrant space to have fun.

With over 200 members officially joined to the society, we host a variety of engaging events, including insightful educational talks from external speakers, captivating movie nights, science exhibitions and more.

These events not only allow students to network with professionals but also increases their knowledge and love for the biomedical sciences.

Members typically study
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
Biomedical Science
Medical Sciences
Pharmacology & Physiology
The facts
To find out more about our society please visit:
uwsu.com/societies/view/bms
Awarded third-largest society across the University of Westminster!
Committee members are from different life science courses and levels.
The biomedical science society has been running for over 6 years.
We host career talks with speakers regularly.
We host regular visits to science exhibitions.
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Careers Presentation 2024

We recently hosted our Careers presentation on Placements, IBMS portfolio and the Scientist Training Programme (STP). Plenty of students benefited from the information and felt as if they were well informed on their different career plans.

Feedback:

‘The careers presentation was incredibly insightful, especially highlighting the different pathways to becoming a registered biomedical scientist in the UK. Learning about the STP programme and alternative routes opened new doors of opportunity, helping us explore career options we hadn’t considered before’ – Dhruv Sunil Chaudhuri. - Dhruv Sunil Chaudhuri

‘The presentation was explained very well; I am so glad I attended’ - Westminster Student

Speaker: Sara Karaoui (President and Placement Student)

 

Francis Crick Exhibition

We hosted another trip to the Francis Crick exhibition (Hello Brain) where we had the amazing opportunity to explore and learn fascinating insights about the brain!

Commitments:

Our Society is committed to ensuring that we abide and host our events with sustainability in mind when delivering initiatives to improve education. We strive to create a lasting impact by integrating sustainable practices into our efforts.

 

Journal Club

Introducing our new journal club - where like-minded individuals can come together and discuss the latest frontiers in science.

Committee List
  • President: Ayush Shah  
  • Vice-President: Anisha Zilani
  • Treasurer: Mohammad (Khalil Javid) Mulla
  • Second Year Representative: Dhruv Sunil Choudhary
  • Social Media Manager: Evie (Vee) Newton
  • Events Coordinator: Teodora Avram

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