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Discover courses across every level โ from primary school to professional development.
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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.
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General Surgery II (Surgical Subspecialties)
Building on the general surgical foundations from Year 4 into orthopaedic, urological, and paediatric surgical conditions, alongside an introduction to the surgical subspecialties.
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Paediatrics II (Neonatology and Child Health)
Building on Paediatrics I with a focus on the newborn period and more complex child health conditions โ neonatal resuscitation and care, and paediatric conditions requiring more specialised management.
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Obstetrics and Gynaecology II
Building on Obstetrics and Gynaecology I with more complex obstetric emergencies, gynaecological oncology, and infertility, deepening the clinical management skills for high-risk pregnancy and complex gynaecological disease.
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Family Medicine and Primary Care
How medicine is practised outside the hospital โ the generalist skills of primary care, chronic disease management in the community, and the continuity-of-care relationship that defines family medicine.
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Emergency Medicine and Critical Care
The management of acutely unstable and critically ill patients โ rapid assessment, resuscitation, and the stabilisation skills every physician needs regardless of eventual specialty.
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Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine
The medicine of keeping patients safe through surgery โ anaesthetic principles, airway management, and perioperative risk assessment, an often-overlooked discipline every physician benefits from understanding.
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Medical Jurisprudence, Professionalism and Health Systems Management
The legal, ethical, and administrative framework every practising physician operates within โ medical law, professional regulation, and the health systems and leadership skills doctors increasingly need beyond direct clinical care.