School of Clinical Medicine 50 Year Anniversary

Image background: Cambridge Medicine Journal Autumn 1997 cover illustration by School of Clinical Medicine alumna Dr Angela Luck.

Celebrating 50 years of excellence in teaching, innovation and patient care

2026 will mark the 50 year anniversary of the founding of the School of Clinical Medicine.

Here you'll find all the information relating to the celebrations, including the latest details about events for School alumni, the chance to explore medical research news from across Cambridge, and opportunities to support the School's mission.

The front of the School of Clinical Medicine building on a sunny day.

School of Clinical Medicine website

Keep up-to-date with study, training, and research opportunities from the School's Departments, Institutes, and MRC Units.

School of Clinical Medicine 50th Anniversary Events

Our 2026 anniversary programme of events celebrates the School's first 50 years and looks ahead to the future.

A University student working in a research laboratory at the Department of Pathology. Copyright: University of Cambridge

Support the School of Clinical Medicine

Learn more about philanthropic opportunities to support the School's mission: to educate outstanding doctors and scientists, and deliver groundbreaking clinical research and healthcare treatments.

Panellists from the Cambridge Medical Graduates' Society 'Health Meets Tech' event sit in a row on stage

Join the Cambridge Medical Graduates' Society

With over 2,000 members and counting, the Cambridge Medical Graduates' Society is a thriving network of medical alumni with bespoke events and professional networking opportunities for doctors.

Dr Amy Orben, Professor Paul Wilkinson, and Professor Tamsin Ford - panellists for Unlocking Brighter Futures

Unlocking Brighter Futures: Child and adolescent mental health in the digital age

Watch our Cambridge Conversation panellists - Professor Paul Wilkinson, Professor Tamsin Ford and Dr Amy Orben - explore the impact of technology and social media on young people's wellbeing and development.