Year 1 → Year 6 · Every subject
All of medical school, organised for the way you study.
Clear study notes for every subject from anatomy to emergency medicine — with multiple-choice quizzes, flashcards and hand-picked video lessons right beside them.
- years covered
- 6years covered
- subjects
- 28subjects
- study topics
- 42study topics
- exam-style MCQs
- 21exam-style MCQs
- flashcards
- 22flashcards
- video lessons
- 12video lessons
The curriculum
Six years, one map
Pick your year and every subject is laid out topic by topic, in the order you’ll meet it.
- 01Pre-clinical
Foundations of the body
Gross anatomy, histology, cell biology and the chemistry of life.
Anatomy I · Histology & Embryology · Medical Cell Biology · Biochemistry I · Medical Physics
Open Year 1 → - 02Pre-clinical
How the body works
Physiology, biochemistry and neuroanatomy — normal function, system by system.
Physiology · Neuroanatomy · Biochemistry II · Anatomy II
Open Year 2 → - 03Para-clinical
When things go wrong
Pathology, pharmacology, microbiology and immunology.
Pathology · Pharmacology · Microbiology · Immunology · Pathophysiology
Open Year 3 → - 04Clinical
Core clinical medicine
Internal medicine, surgery, neurology, psychiatry and imaging.
Internal Medicine · General Surgery · Neurology · Psychiatry · Radiology
Open Year 4 → - 05Clinical
Specialties
Paediatrics, obstetrics & gynaecology and the sensory specialties.
Paediatrics · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Ophthalmology · Otorhinolaryngology · Dermatology
Open Year 5 → - 06Clinical
Ready for practice
Emergency and family medicine, public health and final-exam revision.
Emergency Medicine · Family Medicine · Public Health & Epidemiology · Forensic Medicine & Ethics
Open Year 6 →
Read → test → recall
Every topic, four ways to learn it
Structured notes
Concise, sectioned notes with high-yield points and clinical pearls for every topic.
Multiple-choice quizzes
Exam-style questions with instant feedback and an explanation for every answer.
Flashcards
Flip, self-rate and re-run the cards you missed until they stick.
Video lessons
Hand-picked anatomy, physiology and clinical-skills videos sorted by year.
A patient with an inferior STEMI develops complete heart block. Which artery is most likely occluded?
Video library
See it, then study it
Anatomy is easier in three dimensions. Watch curated lessons from the best medical educators, sorted by subject and year.
Start with the topic in front of you.
Open your year, pick tonight’s topic, read the notes, then lock it in with a quiz and a deck of flashcards.
Open the library