What Do Medical Students Learn in Their First Two Years?

The first years of medical school help students build a strong foundation in medical science. Students study subjects such as anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, and pharmacology. These subjects explain how the human body works and how different diseases affect it.
At American University of Anguilla (AUA), the preclinical sciences curriculum prepares students for the next stage of their medical education. Students develop scientific knowledge, strengthen their understanding of human health, and begin building clinical skills that will support them during their future hospital rotations.