Research Summer School at St James's Hospital

Welcome to the inaugural Research Summer School at St James’s Hospital (SJH). This Summer School is a joint initiative between the Wellcome - Health Research Board Clinical Research Facility (CRF) at SJH, the SJH Research and Innovation Programme, SJH Nursing and the Trinity College Dublin (TCD) School of Medicine.

The importance of training and education cannot be overstated in cultivating a workforce that is not only aware of research but actively participates in it. This is a critical step towards realising SJH’s goal of evolving into an Academic Health Science Centre (AHSC). With this in mind, our Summer School is designed to serve as a gateway to the dynamic field of clinical research for newcomers, while also offering valuable updates for those with more research experience.

Furthermore, the Summer School fosters stronger ties between SJH and our academic partner, TCD. This partnership is integral to the successful realisation of the AHSC vision.

Tickets are available for each session individually, please click the 'get tickets' button to choose which sessions you would like to attend.

Please note that all sessions will be taking place in the Durkan Theatre in the Trinity Translational Medicine Institute, with the exception of the Thursday afternoon session, 'Celebrating Patient and Public Involvement in Clinical Research'. This session will be held in the MISA Seminar Room.

We trust that you will find the range of sessions we have prepared both informative and engaging. Should you have any questions, queries, or wish to provide feedback, please contact Gerry Hughes at [email protected]. We look forward to your active participation.

Enjoy the Summer School!

You can view the full brochure here: https://bit.ly/SJHResearchSSBrochure

Please note: the afternoon session on Thursday, 25 July, will be held in the MISA Seminar Room of St James's Hospital, not the Durkan Theatre.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Durkan Theatre, Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, Dublin, Ireland