Health Sciences First Year revision

Your study journey, mapped out.

Explore your subjects on an illustrated campus map, practise questions lecture by lecture, and track your progress as you go.

Try a sample View plans

The free sample needs no account. HUBS192 L1 and BIOC192 L1 are open to everyone.

The Catalyst Campus map: an illustrated river valley with a building for each paper

Inside the campus

Walk in, pick a room, start practising.

These are real screenshots. Each paper is a building on the map. Inside, every lecture has its own whiteboard and question bank.

Inside the HUBS192 hospital: rooms for each body system with lecture whiteboards
HUBS192 is a hospital with a room for each body system.
A practice question with the answer checked and an explanation shown
Check each answer, then read the explanation and slide reference.

How it works

Three steps, every study session.

  1. Choose your paper

    Open the campus map and walk into your paper’s building. HUBS192 is a hospital, BIOC192 is a school and POPH192 is a community centre.

  2. Practise a topic

    Pick a lecture, lab or practice paper. Check answers as you go, or build a timed mock from the modules you choose.

  3. Review mistakes and track progress

    Questions you get wrong come back the next day, then three days later. Your progress shows for each lecture, and stars build up in your passport.

Subjects

What’s on campus

Full access covers all 3 papers: HUBS192, BIOC192 and POPH192.

HUBS192

Human Body Systems 2

Full access

1,795 questions · Hospital on the map

  • 33 lecture question banks (L1–33), 50 questions each
  • Lab practice banks for Labs 1, 2, 3
  • 8 practice papers of 25 questions, plus a custom mock builder with an optional timer
  • Written explanations for questions 1–30 in each lecture; questions 31–50 show the correct answer
  • Wrong answers come back for spaced review in The Reviewer
BIOC192

Foundations of Biochemistry

Full access

930 questions · School on the map

  • 31 lecture question banks (L1–31)
  • Every option explained: why the right answer is right and why each other option is wrong
  • Wrong answers come back for spaced review in The Reviewer
POPH192

Population Health

Full access

Community centre on the map

  • Every module: Medical humanities, Enablers of well-being, The disease detectives, Study designs, Critical thinking, Using the evidence
  • Wrong answers come back for spaced review in The Reviewer

Pricing

Start free, then subscribe weekly.

Free sample

Free

No account needed to start.

  • HUBS192 L1: Anatomy of the skin I (50 questions)
  • BIOC192 L1: Introduction to Biochemistry (30 questions)
  • Explore the full campus map and see every lecture outline
  • Create a free account to keep your sample progress
Try a sample

Full Access

$9.99 per week

Weekly subscription. Cancel any time.

  • Full access to BIOC192, HUBS192 and POPH192
  • Renews automatically each week until you cancel
  • Cancel any time from your account and keep access until the end of the week you’ve paid for
  • Refund requests accepted within 24 hours of a payment
  • Progress saved to your account on any device
Subscribe

Prices are in New Zealand dollars. The subscription renews every week until you cancel. Payments are processed securely by Stripe. See subscription & refund terms.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What does access include?
Full Access gives you full access to BIOC192, HUBS192 and POPH192: every lecture bank, lab bank and practice paper, plus The Reviewer and the custom mock builder. It’s a weekly subscription that renews automatically until you cancel.
How do cancelling and refunds work?
Cancel any time from your account page. You won’t be charged again, and you keep access until the end of the week you’ve already paid for. That week isn’t refunded. If a weekly payment fails, access stops until the payment goes through. You can send a refund request within 24 hours of a payment. We review each request, and an approved refund cancels the subscription and ends access. See the terms for details.
Which devices can I use?
Catalyst Campus runs in a modern web browser: Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on a laptop or desktop, tablet or phone. The campus map works best on a laptop, tablet or a phone turned sideways. Question pages work in any orientation.
How is my progress saved?
When you’re signed in, your answers, review queue and saved progress are stored in your account, so you can pick up on another device. In the free sample without an account, progress stays in that browser only. If you used the offline Catalyst Campus folder, you can bring your exported backup file in from your account page.
Are these official University of Otago questions?
No. They’re independent practice questions written for revision. Always check facts against your own lecture slides and lab material.
How do I contact support?
Email hello@catalystcampus.nz. You can also report a question from inside the app using the ⚑ Report button.