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Medicine
Principles of Pharmacology
How drugs actually work in the body โ pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in depth, and the major drug classes organised by mechanism, building the conceptual foundation you'll apply to every clinical rotation from Year 4 onward.
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Systemic Pathology II
Completes the pathology sequence started in Year 2 โ the pathology of the gastrointestinal, renal, endocrine, nervous, and musculoskeletal systems, alongside haematological and reproductive system disease.
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Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Applying the pharmacology principles from Year 2 to actual patient care โ rational drug selection, dosing in special populations, and the therapeutic decision-making every physician makes at the bedside.
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Clinical Skills and Propaedeutics
The bridge from basic sciences to the wards โ a structured, systems-based approach to history-taking and physical examination, building directly on the introductory clinical course from Year 1 into the full clinical examination you'll use in every rotation from here on.
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Community Medicine and Public Health
Medicine beyond the individual patient โ epidemiology, disease prevention, and the health systems and social factors that determine population health, essential context for practising medicine responsibly within a community.
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Medical Genetics and Molecular Medicine
How genetics actually shapes disease โ inheritance patterns, common genetic disorders, and the molecular techniques increasingly used in diagnosis and treatment, connecting the biochemistry foundations from Year 1 to modern precision medicine.
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Internal Medicine I
Your first full clinical rotation โ applying everything from the preclinical years to the diagnosis and management of adult medical patients, covering cardiovascular, respiratory, and gastrointestinal disease in a clinical ward setting.
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General Surgery I
The foundations of surgical practice โ pre-, intra-, and post-operative care, alongside the diagnosis and management of common general surgical conditions, applied in a clinical operating room and ward setting.
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Paediatrics I
Medicine adapted to children โ growth and development, and the diagnosis and management of common paediatric acute and chronic conditions, from the newborn period through adolescence.
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Obstetrics and Gynaecology I
The medical care of women, covering normal and complicated pregnancy, labour and delivery, and common gynaecological conditions โ building directly on the reproductive physiology covered in Year 2.
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Psychiatry and Behavioural Medicine
The diagnosis and management of mental illness within general medical practice โ the major psychiatric disorders, psychopharmacology, and the interviewing skills needed to assess a patient's mental state alongside their physical health.
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Internal Medicine II (Advanced Medicine and Subspecialties)
The continuation of Internal Medicine I into endocrine, renal, neurological, and haematological disease, alongside an introduction to the medical subspecialties, deepening the clinical reasoning built in your first medicine rotation.