British Gynaecological Cancer Society Annual Scientific Meeting

Queen Elizabeth II Centre Broad Sanctuary Westminster London SW1P 3EE Broad Sanctuary Westminster, London, United Kingdom

Pathologists with a special interest in gynae & gynae oncology — don’t miss the BAGP parallel session at the BGCS Scientific Meeting! Theme: Improving Precision in Cancer Care and Prevention. With expert speakers and a diverse programme supported by BAGP, BASO, CNS & Unit Lead Gynaecologists.

Mock Exam in Gynaecological Pathology – 2025

Zoom webinar

Don’t miss out on your opportunity to learn from experts in the field.

The course will run as a half-day session covering  aspects of the Stage C exam in Gynaecological Pathology reporting including  short and long cases, macro and OSPE components.

Syndromic Tumours in Gynaepath – Diagnoses not to be missed by Pathologists (Virtual Half Day Meeting)

Zoom webinar

The BAGP is hosting a virtual half day gynaepathology educational course.   All sessions will be moderated and there will be dedicated Q&A time for each topic.  Places are limited and are booked on a first come first serve basis, please register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Please note that all sessions for this course will be recorded for your convenience and available for 12 weeks after the course.

Gynecologic Pathology Conference 2026 – Abu Dhabi

Cleveland Clinic, Abu Dhabi 59 Hamouda Bin Ali Al Dhaheri Street, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Full day gynaecological pathology conference on Sunday 18 January 2026 co organised with the BAGP. Breast pathology conference is also available on Saturday 17 January 2026.

BAGP Virtual Conference: Cervical Pathology – Pitfalls and Difficulties

Zoom webinar

Cervical Pathology: Pitfalls and Difficulties

This one-day meeting provides expert talks, live cases & practical updates presented by national and international experts to discuss key aspects of cervical pathology. Topics include immunohistochemical pitfalls, HPV testing, staging challenges, macroscopic assessment, medicolegal considerations, HPV-associated and independent glandular lesions, as well as unusual presentations of squamous cell carcinoma. Case presentations will explore rare and complex entities such as adenosarcoma, mixed neuroendocrine carcinoma, and prostatic lesions of the cervix.

Meet the Experts Meeting for Trainees & Early Career Pathologists (3 June, 1 day before 22nd Annual Meeting)

Royal College of Physicians 11 St Andrews Pl, London, London, United Kingdom

Meet the Experts Meeting for Trainees and Early Career Pathologists (In person and Virtual options available)

A special Wednesday session for trainees and early career pathologists to connect directly with global experts, designed to support growth and learning for the next generation in gynaecological pathology via case based discussions.

The British Association of Gynaecological Pathologists 22nd Annual Meeting

Royal College of Physicians 11 St Andrews Pl, London, London, United Kingdom

Join us for the BAGP 22nd Annual Hybrid Meeting in London, bringing together leading national and international specialists in gynaecological pathology. This three‑day flagship event offers the latest scientific developments, forward‑thinking research and exceptional opportunities to connect with peers, whether you join us in person or online. Accredited for CPD points by RCPath, this year’s programme centres on “Emerging Updates in Gynaecological Pathology: A Glimpse of the Upcoming WHO 6th Edition.”