14-09-2026 @ 08:00 - 15-09-2026 @ 17:00
Rhodes House, Rhodes House South Parks Road, Oxford, OXF OX1 3RG
We are pleased to endorse the Oxford IBD Masterclass 2026 ‘Prevention and Cure’, taking place on 14-15 September 2026, 08:00-17:00 in Oxford.
In 2026, the focus of the main scientific meeting covers the mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of IBD as well as state-of-the-art clinical management. The programme specifically highlights immunopathogenesis and immunomodulatory therapy and personalising of care and pathways for prevention. The meeting is aimed to appeal to clinicians, scientists, academics, pharmaceutical industry professionals and all health care professionals involved or interested in this field.
There is a wide range of topics to discuss and there will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions and interact with the speakers and your contemporaries.
The Truelove lecture will be given by Professor Siew Ng, Director, Microbiota I-Center (MagIC), Croucher Professor in Medical Sciences, Associate Dean (Research), Faculty of Medicine, Associate Director, Centre for Gut Microbiota Research, Professor, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Other confirmed speakers include Professors Tine Jess (Denmark), Raja Atreya (Germany), Jonas Halfvarson (Sweden), Marietta Iacucci (Ireland), and plus our colleagues from the UK Professors James Lindsay (London), Chris Lamb (Newcastle) and the Oxford faculty. The organising committee involves research-active academic clinicians within the Translational Gastroenterology Liver Unit in Oxford – Professor Jack Satsangi, Professor Paul Klenerman, Professor Holm Uhlig, Professor Simon Leedham, Dr Alissa Walsh, Dr Oliver Brain, Sarah Cripps and Lydia White.
In addition to the main Oxford Master Class, the organisers will also be running a forum for specialist IBD Nurses & other interested clinicians who may wish to attend: IBD Immunology & Microbiome 101 – Introduction for Clinicians. This session will be delivered by clinicians with a strong scientific background and excellent communication skills. It is designed to help delegates, who are full-time clinicians, to enjoy and understand the science presented throughout the Masterclass. The programme will be running in the morning on Monday 14th September. Nurses and other Clinicians attending this forum are welcome to join the Oxford IBD MasterClass Meeting running from 09:50 am on Monday.
CPD: 8 Category 1 CPD points (external) awarded by the Federation of Royal College of Physicians.
Register Here
Delegate fees: £280 for HCP, £380 for Industry Partner, £155 for trainee, £60 for Nurses
In 2026, the focus of the main scientific meeting covers the mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of IBD as well as state-of-the-art clinical management. The programme specifically highlights immunopathogenesis and immunomodulatory therapy and personalising of care and pathways for prevention. The meeting is aimed to appeal to clinicians, scientists, academics, pharmaceutical industry professionals and all health care professionals involved or interested in this field.
There is a wide range of topics to discuss and there will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions and interact with the speakers and your contemporaries.
The Truelove lecture will be given by Professor Siew Ng, Director, Microbiota I-Center (MagIC), Croucher Professor in Medical Sciences, Associate Dean (Research), Faculty of Medicine, Associate Director, Centre for Gut Microbiota Research, Professor, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Other confirmed speakers include Professors Tine Jess (Denmark), Raja Atreya (Germany), Jonas Halfvarson (Sweden), Marietta Iacucci (Ireland), and plus our colleagues from the UK Professors James Lindsay (London), Chris Lamb (Newcastle) and the Oxford faculty. The organising committee involves research-active academic clinicians within the Translational Gastroenterology Liver Unit in Oxford – Professor Jack Satsangi, Professor Paul Klenerman, Professor Holm Uhlig, Professor Simon Leedham, Dr Alissa Walsh, Dr Oliver Brain, Sarah Cripps and Lydia White.
In addition to the main Oxford Master Class, the organisers will also be running a forum for specialist IBD Nurses & other interested clinicians who may wish to attend: IBD Immunology & Microbiome 101 – Introduction for Clinicians. This session will be delivered by clinicians with a strong scientific background and excellent communication skills. It is designed to help delegates, who are full-time clinicians, to enjoy and understand the science presented throughout the Masterclass. The programme will be running in the morning on Monday 14th September. Nurses and other Clinicians attending this forum are welcome to join the Oxford IBD MasterClass Meeting running from 09:50 am on Monday.
Clinical Learning Objectives
- After the course, the delegates will have learned of progress in the use of their medical therapies in Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis including biological agents, and small molecules.
- After the course, the delegates will understand best practice in management of acute severe ulcerative colitis and inflammatory bowel disease in pregnancy, and in managing transitional care in young adults.
- After the course, the delegates will understand current management of immuno-therapy related colitis, primary sclerosing cholangitis, and coeliac disease.
Non-Clinical Objectives
- After the course, the delegates will understand the genetic influences in inflammatory bowel disease.
- After the course, the delegates will be familiar with current understanding of the role of the Environment in IBD.
CPD: 8 Category 1 CPD points (external) awarded by the Federation of Royal College of Physicians.
Register Here
Delegate fees: £280 for HCP, £380 for Industry Partner, £155 for trainee, £60 for Nurses