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Strengthening Networks and Highlighting Black Excellence in Cancer Research and Medicine.

Black in Cancer Mentorship Programme 2025 update
Unfortunately, we are not running the mentorship programme for the academic year 2025/2026. Please do keep an eye out in 2026 for potential future iterations of the program.
Dr Jonathan Noel
2021 mentor
“It was a remarkable opportunity to be able to mentor someone at the beginning of their journey in cancer healthcare. This bright young person is enthusiastic and without meaning to, they have left the impression on me to: Persevere despite any closed door, because one will eventually open.”
Kilsi Kobani
2022 mentee
“I enjoyed the Black in Cancer program and found it extremely helpful. I was able to present my project presentation to my mentor before presenting in front of my assessors. This helped me achieve the best grade.”
Dr Sarah Bailey
2022 mentor
"In the world of STEM, the BiMCP is a testament to the power of unity and collective empowerment. As mentors, we ignite the flame of curiosity: every mentee in this program is a potential game-changer in the field of cancer research."
The Pipeline Series
Why does mentorship matter?
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