At the end of this educational activity, participants should be able to: 1. Appreciate the anatomy of the colon in relation to surgery 2. Discuss the indications and interpretation of different imaging techniques used in screening, diagnosis and staging of colon cancer 3. Recognize the role of pathological diagnosis, staging, molecular subtypes, the prognostic and therapeutic for colon cancer 4. To discuss the processes of histological sample optimization in colon cancer diagnosis. 5. Review the role of chemotherapy in colon cancer management: Adjuvant, neo-adjuvant and Metastatic disease. 6. Review the principles of radiotherapy in colorectal cancer management (adjuvant and metastatic disease) 7. Discuss the indications and principles of various colectomies 8. Discuss the principles and technique of regional nodal dissection 9. Understand principles of post-operative colorectal care- ERAS. Stoma care, trouble shooting 10. To discuss the psychosocial aspects of colorectal cancer management- Communication, counselling, and linkage to support groups and survivorship care. 11. Demonstrate practical skills in screening sigmoidoscopies, colonoscopies 12. To understand the role of multidisciplinary team in colorectal cancer management. 13. Appreciate the practical aspects of colorectal surgery cancer surgery, colectomies, total mesorectal excision.