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Becoming a Student Associate
If you are a UK based medical student interested in a career in psychiatry, your first step should be to become a Student Associate member of the College. It's free and there are lots of benefits.
Why become an Associate?
- Network: You’ll be invited to free events designed for medical students, and get discounted rates to the College’s International Congress, the biggest psychiatry event in the UK attended by psychiatrists worldwide.
- Learn: You get free electronic subscription to some fantastic magazines (BJPsych,BJPsych Bulletin,) and a 10% discount on otherRCPsych Publications.
- Stay up to date: You’ll receive regular e-newsletters from the College, aimed at Student Associates. You'll also receive copies of the biannual Associate magazine,FuturePsych.
- Practice: Get free access toMRCPsych eLearning, our online learning resource to support trainee psychiatrists prepare for MRCPsych exams with paper A and B resources and other useful resources.
- Good value: Free to all UK medical students.
How to become an Associate
Pleaseregister as a new member and follow the instructions.
International medical students
If you are medical student at a university based outside the UK and are ineligible for Student Associate Membership, you can:
- View our resources forinternational medical graduates
- Read past editions ofFuturePsych magazine, the associate magazine
- Read past editions ofRCPsych Insight magazine
- Watchfree webinars
- Find out aboutfoundation training in the UK
- Consider contacting or joining your localInternational Division of the College