The Oncology Interest Group (OIG) at Alfaisal University connects medical students with leading oncology specialists. Through ONCORE — in collaboration with KFSH&RC — we match students to research opportunities across Radiation Oncology, Medical Oncology, Palliative Care, and Hematology-Oncology.
A structured process modelled after academic recruitment — faculty post, students apply, our coordinators shortlist, and research begins.
Oncologists submit their research project, required skills, expected duration, and the kind of student they're looking for.
Members submit their CV, year of study, prior research experience, and the specific projects they're interested in.
Our ONCORE coordinators review applicants and shortlist the best matches based on the collaborating physician's stated requirements.
The faculty member reviews the shortlist, picks their team, and a structured collaboration begins with clear deliverables.
Whether you're an oncologist looking for research support or a student looking to contribute, we have a place for you.
Post your research project, define what kind of student support you need, and our coordinators will deliver a shortlist of qualified applicants.
Post a projectSubmit your profile and research interests once. Browse open projects, apply directly, and get matched with faculty whose work aligns with yours.
Apply nowA snapshot of active research seeking student collaborators across our partner hospitals.
A retrospective analysis using RNA-seq data from TNBC patients treated at KFSH&RC over the past 5 years. Looking for help with literature review and basic statistical analysis.
Retrospective study examining survival and toxicity outcomes in stage I non-small cell lung cancer patients treated with stereotactic body radiotherapy.
Cross-sectional study assessing cardiac, endocrine, and neurocognitive late effects in children who completed treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia 5+ years ago.
Join the Oncology Interest Group at Alfaisal University and become part of a growing network of students and clinicians changing how cancer research happens in the Kingdom.