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Built for university students

Your whole degree, in one place.

Pick your uni, your course and your modules. Unizy maps out your year — what you're learning, what to read and which questions to do — then gives you notes, topic tests, flashcards, a timetable and an AI tutor that knows your course.

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Pick your uni Unizy switches to its colours
UCL Imperial LSE Oxford Cambridge Queen Mary
More universities on the way.
Starting with Medicine Law Economics Politics Politics and International Relations PPE Mathematics Engineering More degrees to follow

Everything for your year, built around your modules.

Choose your modules once. Every tab below fills itself in for exactly what you're studying.

Your year, mapped out

Week by week: what you're covering in each module, what reading to do and which questions to answer.

Notes, organised

A notebook for every module, with folders and pages for lectures, seminars and revision.

Topic tests

Test yourself on any topic, redo it, or generate three new tests on the spot. Watch your scores climb.

Flashcards

A deck for every topic, plus one deck covering the whole module for your year.

Timetable and reminders

Lectures, seminars and societies in one week view, with a notification 10 minutes before each one.

Friend groups

Group chats with people on your course, with an AI in the chat for anything the group is stuck on.

AI tutor

A tutor that knows your course.

Medics get Dr UCL, Dr Imperial or Dr Oxford. Everyone else gets Professor UCL, Professor LSE or Professor Cambridge — each one trained on that university's degree and modules.

Dr UCL Dr Imperial Professor LSE Professor Oxford Professor Cambridge Dr Queen Mary
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Professor UCL Law LLB · Year 1
What's the difference between an offer and an invitation to treat?
An offer is a definite promise to be bound on set terms as soon as it's accepted. An invitation to treat only invites people to make offers — goods on a shop shelf are the classic example (Pharmaceutical Society v Boots, 1953). You make the offer at the till; the shop accepts.

Set up in three steps.

1

Choose your uni

The whole site switches to your university's colours the moment you pick it.

2

Pick your degree and year

Medicine, Law, Economics, Politics, Maths, Engineering and joint honours like PPE, with more degrees to follow.

3

Choose your modules

Your year overview, reading, questions, tests and flashcards build themselves around them.

Get set up for this year.

Choose your uni