Events
The UKMCS offers various events and educational opportunities for you to get involved in.
Upcoming events
Upcoming events
UKMCS Trainee Study Day 2026.
Our recent UKMCS Trainee Study Day took place on Friday 4th September 2026, at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast.
Read some of the fantastic feedback from our recent UKMCS Trainee Day below:
“Excellent course - great to have such a range of specialties at it. £60 is very reasonable for the course given the work put in. Would happily do a 2 day course to include more SIM/smaller groups for SIM. Would be great to have midwives / nurses involved.”
“Really enjoyed the interactive format with the cases followed by discussion, and the focus on the MDT with the mixed tables. Thanks to all the faculty!”
“I have to say, this was an excellent course and very well put together. Thank you so much for the time and effort that went into it. As someone from an obstetrics background with comparatively less knowledge and exposure to the management of maternal medical conditions, I found the course particularly valuable. Thank you again for such an informative and well-delivered course.”
Joint UKMCS & BCCA Conference 2026 - Pregnancy, a Bumpy Road.
The Joint UKMCS & BCCA Conference took place on Friday 12th Februaey 2026 at The Royal College of Physicians, London.
Read some of the fantastic feedback from the Joint UKMCS & BCCA Conference below:
“All speakers were very good/excellent and kept on topic. Overall really increased my knowledge of some unknowns and reinforced good practice elsewhere with excellent case examples. Good mix of theory and clinical content. More meetings with this type of multi professional input and perspectives would be useful across all areas of maternal medicine and cardiology! This is supported by the high level of audience engagement.”
“Really enjoyed the case presentations! Lovely balance of level- some high level detail directed at cardiologists but good explanations so felt really accessible and everyone made an effort to explain the echos and circulation differences.”
“Absolutely brilliant day, well organised and amazing speakers, leaving with a lot more knowledge!”