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Oxford Scholastica’s medicine course pairs live tutorials with patient cases, anatomy and medical ethics to help students explore clinical thinking.
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Current status
Applications open
Eligibility
Motivated learners; advanced English
Age range / Year group
Ages 15-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£595; £995
Duration
1 or 2 weeks
Format
Online
Oxford Scholastica introduces medicine through live teaching, patient cases and clinical problem solving. Anatomy, common diseases and medical ethics form the core of the experience.
You prepare presentations, discuss diagnoses and create a patient leaflet. The full syllabus also includes emergency medicine, developing medical science and a patient interview.
It suits students who want to test their interest in clinical thinking and enjoy discussing problems with a tutor and peers.
The Medicine Online Course is Oxford Scholastica Academy’s introduction to medical study and clinical thinking. Live tutorials connect anatomy and physiology with common diseases, medical specialties and ethical questions. Students apply ideas through patient cases, discussion and practical scenarios.
The syllabus progresses from the medical landscape, cardiovascular and respiratory systems to mental health, emergency medicine and abdominal medicine. Presentations and a patient leaflet turn learning into concrete work, while the full course concludes with a patient interview. Oxford Scholastica is an independent provider with no formal university affiliation.
Patient cases connect medical knowledge with the reasoning and communication involved in clinical decisions.
The syllabus combines body systems with medical ethics, giving students more than an anatomy-only introduction.
A patient leaflet and presentations provide specific work to discuss when reflecting on the experience.
Small classes and personalized feedback create opportunities to ask questions and develop ideas.
Students exploring medicine who enjoy scientific questions, patient communication and discussing difficult decisions with others.
You need self-paced study or your main goal is experience in a hospital setting.
The course offers useful value if you want structured teaching and feedback while testing your interest in medicine. Its strongest feature is the movement from learning body systems to explaining conditions, discussing ethics and questioning patients.
The experience centers on online learning and guided clinical activities, so compare it with hospital work experience if observing healthcare in practice is your priority. Judge the value by what you learn and can explain afterward; a certificate or conditional recommendation should support that learning.
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Cost and what is included
£595; £995; includes 20 hours of live teaching in the two-week course., Four hours of masterclasses in the two-week package., Preparatory reading list and independent study assignments., Detailed, personalized feedback., Online graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement after successful completion., Personalized tutor recommendation for qualifying students., Ambassador program invitation and ongoing advice..
Dates and time commitment
1 or 2 weeks; 10×2h tutorials; ~2h/day independent work.
Provider details
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What the student gains
Potential output: Prepare and present work on a medical topic or condition that interests you.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
Online support and safeguarding
Subject experts from leading universities teach the course and provide personalized feedback. Dr Rory Maples, a practicing doctor specializing in general surgery, is the featured Medicine tutor; faculty assignments can change.
What to check before committing
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Moderate to high, with approximately four hours of work per teaching day.
Best started
Plan during rolling admissions and allow two to three weeks before your session for reading and setup.
Main challenge
Explaining medical ideas clearly while contributing to case discussions.
Write down why medicine interests you and use concrete examples in your personal statement.
Work through the preparatory reading list and keep a short glossary of unfamiliar terms.
Test your computer, webcam and internet connection before the first tutorial.
Reserve time for independent work and convert the live tutorial time to your local time zone.
Useful if
You want to test whether medical study and patient-focused reasoning interest you.
You learn medical concepts in live tutorials, then apply them through research, discussion and patient-focused tasks. The two-week option extends the introductory body-system work into emergency medicine, future developments and a collaborative patient interview.
Meet your tutor and classmates, explore medical terminology and begin preparing a medical-topic presentation.
Study cardiovascular and respiratory systems, explore clinical skills and create a patient leaflet.
Present your ideas and debate medical ethical dilemmas.
During the second week, explore mental health, emergency medicine and abdominal medicine.
Research a developing medical topic and present your findings to peers.
Take a patient history and work with classmates to discuss possible diagnoses.
Complete required work and join the online graduation celebration.
Applications
Rolling admissions
Applications are reviewed continuously.
Medicine two weeks, intake 1
31 May-11 June 2027
Ten live tutorials; £995.
Medicine one week, intake 1
31 May-4 June 2027
First five syllabus classes; £595.
Medicine two weeks, intake 2
14-25 June 2027
Ten live tutorials; £995.
Medicine one week, intake 2
14-18 June 2027
First five syllabus classes; £595.
Medicine two weeks, intake 3
28 June-9 July 2027
Ten live tutorials; £995.
Medicine one week, intake 3
28 June-2 July 2027
First five syllabus classes; £595.
Medicine two weeks, intake 4
12-23 July 2027
Ten live tutorials; £995.
Medicine one week, intake 4
12-16 July 2027
First five syllabus classes; £595.
Medicine two weeks, intake 5
26 July-6 August 2027
Ten live tutorials; £995.
Medicine one week, intake 5
26-30 July 2027
First five syllabus classes; £595.
Medicine two weeks, intake 6
9-20 August 2027
Ten live tutorials; £995.
Medicine one week, intake 6
9-13 August 2027
First five syllabus classes; £595.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Applications | Rolling admissions | Local | Date not confirmed | |
Medicine two weeks, intake 1 | 31 May-11 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine one week, intake 1 | 31 May-4 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine two weeks, intake 2 | 14-25 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine one week, intake 2 | 14-18 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine two weeks, intake 3 | 28 June-9 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine one week, intake 3 | 28 June-2 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine two weeks, intake 4 | 12-23 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine one week, intake 4 | 12-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine two weeks, intake 5 | 26 July-6 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine one week, intake 5 | 26-30 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine two weeks, intake 6 | 9-20 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Medicine one week, intake 6 | 9-13 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
The Medicine track is designed for ages 15-18.
Demonstrate motivation to study medicine in a personal statement.
Speak, read and understand English at an advanced level.
No academic prerequisites or formal English testing are required.
Students from around the world may apply.
One-week course
£595 — First five syllabus classes.
Funding or discounts
What's included
20 hours of live teaching in the two-week course., Four hours of masterclasses in the two-week package., Preparatory reading list and independent study assignments., Detailed, personalized feedback., Online graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement after successful completion., Personalized tutor recommendation for qualifying students., Ambassador program invitation and ongoing advice.
Use Oxford Scholastica’s official application form and select the 15-18 age group and online study.
Choose Medicine, your session and either the one-week or two-week option.
Complete your application and explain your interest in medicine in the personal statement.
Respond to any admissions requests and review the acceptance email.
Pay the full course fee to confirm your place.
Complete the Student Information Form before the course starts.
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Live Zoom tutorials run from 1-3 PM UK time, with around two additional hours of independent study or group work per teaching day. The full two-week course has ten tutorials totaling 20 teaching hours, plus four hours of masterclasses and weekly video socials.
The one-week option covers the first five syllabus classes; masterclass times are arranged separately from the published tutorial window.
Expert tutors lead small-group classes with a maximum of 15 students.
Dr Rory Maples is the featured tutor and a practicing general-surgery doctor.
Work with your tutor on histories, diagnoses and patient cases.
Receive detailed, personalized feedback on your work.
Ongoing advice and support are included.
Tutor assignments may change.
Use a computer for live tutorials.
Have a stable internet connection.
Use a webcam for online participation.
Join tutorials through Zoom.
Choose a quiet room where you can concentrate.
Progress is reviewed through project-based tasks, presentations, practical scenarios and tutor feedback.
Main deliverable / output
Prepare and present work on a medical topic or condition that interests you.
Patient information leaflet.
Second-week presentation on developing medical science.
Second-week patient history and diagnostic discussion.
Certificate of Achievement after successful completion.
Personalized recommendation for students meeting tutor criteria.
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