
MEDSTART 2026

Organised by the Asian Medical Students' Association Hong Kong (AMSAHK), MedStart is a 2-day medical school immersion program for secondary school students who are interested in applying to medical school. Our theme this year is Sustainable Medicine For Tomorrow. This program provided aspiring medics a glimpse into the life of a medical student, and how our knowledge relates to and impacts the world around us, while touching on how technology is impacting the healthcare sector.
We aim to build your understanding of medical school, your knowledge of a career in medicine, and finally, to assist you in making an informed decision about medical school in preparation for your university application process.
Some of the program highlights included:
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Lectures by CUHK and HKU professors
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Admissions talk and information on both universities’ curricula
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Tutorials and problem-based learning
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Physical tours of both medical campuses and facilities
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Sharing panel from healthcare professionals and current medical students
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Discussions on bioethical and social issues
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Medical School Escape Room
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Disaster Medicine Workshop
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Clinical Skills Training
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Practical activities on specimen labs, anatomy, histology... and more!
MedStart Programme Details:
Date: 21nd-22rd March (Saturday and Sunday)
Time: 09:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Location: Day 1 (21 Mar) - CUHK Campus; Day 2 (22 Mar) - HKU Campus
Programme Fee: HK$580 (Programme fee includes complimentary souvenirs)
Eligibility: HKDSE/Local Schools - Form 3 and above; IB/GCE A-Levels/International Schools - Year 10 and above
Application Deadline:
15th February 2026 (Sunday), 11:59 pm
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BRIDGE Fund
The BRIDGE Fund, which stands for “Building Representation, Inclusion, Diversity, Growth, and Equity”, aims to facilitate equitable opportunities in healthcare. The Fund is offered to participants of ethnic minorities and includes a half-subsidisation of MedStart Admission fee. Any applicant who is an individual with differing cultural or national traditions from the main population of a community (i.e. Han Chinese in Hong Kong) is eligible to apply for the BRIDGE Fund. We understand that the EM community is underrepresented in our medical community, serving as an implication for possible lower quality healthcare and treatment for our patients. Justice and equity are core values in our student society; as such, we want to take a step to address this problem, starting with inviting more EM participants to MedStart to introduce them to a career in medicine in Hong Kong.
Past MedStart themes




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