Built around how UK degrees actually run.
Modules, teaching weeks, coursework weightings, past papers and an exam period. Nova follows the structure your course already has.
Nova follows the structure your course already has.
- Academic years and semesters, with the exam period after.
- Teaching weeks, reading week included.
- Coursework and labs with weightings and deadlines.
- Past papers by year, sat under time.
Lecture-based STEM courses at UK universities.
Currently for adults on lecture-based STEM courses at UK universities.
- Algorithms CS
- Linear algebra Maths
- Thermodynamics Physics
- Organic chemistry Chemistry
- Signals and systems EEE
- Cell biology Biology
- Fluid mechanics Mech Eng
- Statistics and probability Maths
- Operating systems CS
- Quantum mechanics Physics
- Structural analysis Civil Eng
- Biochemistry Biology
- Database systems CS
- Electromagnetism Physics
- Control engineering EEE
- Genetics Biology
- Real analysis Maths
- Materials science Eng
- Computer networks CS
- Physical chemistry Chemistry
- Compiler design CS
- Differential equations Maths
- Pharmacology Biomed
- Digital electronics EEE
Help that keeps your work yours.
Grounded in what you were taught
Original Sources stay readable and in view. Every explanation points back to the slide behind it.
Your authorship stays distinct
Your Notes and attempts never blend into Nova's clearly labelled contribution.
Evidence has to be earned
Reading a Source, revealing an answer or seeing an explanation never counts. Only submitted work does.
Suggestions you can choose
Home may offer up to four study suggestions and explain the Evidence behind each. Taking them remains your choice.
Your material stays under your control.
Private by default. You own what you upload, write and answer.
Private by default
Nova and its providers process only the study context needed to run the features you use. Support cannot inspect study content unless you grant specific, time-limited access.
When access ends
New AI preparation pauses. Your Sources, Outlines, Notes, study material, Evidence and academic history remain readable.
What you may upload
Material you created, have permission or a licence to use, or may lawfully use for private study. Not pirated textbooks, live assessments or confidential material. The Terms explain authorised Sources.
One lecture is enough to see the difference.
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