Before a physician specializes in hearts, bones or brains, they learn to do the same few things well: listen to a patient, read the body’s signals and reason toward a diagnosis. Medicine now includes dozens of specialties, many of which students have never heard of, such as interventional radiology, palliative care and sports medicine. The field keeps shifting as AI-assisted imaging, gene therapies and telehealth change how care is delivered. This course is built for students who are curious about medicine but haven’t yet decided where they fit, and no prior experience is needed. Students build the clinical foundation every specialty shares while meeting physicians, residents and medical students who describe what their work actually looks like. In one week, they leave with a clearer sense of which areas of medicine interest them most. For students who want to keep going, it’s also the ideal first step into specialty courses such as Surgery, Cardiology, Pediatrics and Cancer Research & Therapeutics in later sessions.