The future of education is open
Equip your faculty with thousands of ready-to-use learning modules, AI-assisted authoring tools, and a global educator network—without subscription fees or licensing costs.
Built for medical, nursing, pharmacy, public health, allied health, and community health training programs with limited access to commercial learning platforms.
Free for qualifying institutions.
Build Better Courses Without Starting From Scratch
Your faculty should not have to recreate every lecture, lesson, and learning activity alone.
Rx Open gives qualifying institutions a ready-made foundation for teaching foundational science, clinical medicine, and other health topics. Faculty can assign existing learning modules, adapt them to local needs, or create new materials with structured, AI-assisted support.
The result: less time rebuilding basic content and more time improving the learning experience for your students.
What Your Institution Receives
Thousands of Ready-to-Use Learning Modules
Browse, organize, and assign a growing library of interactive Rx Bricks covering biomedical science, clinical medicine, and health-professions education.
The library includes contributions from educators at more than 150 institutions worldwide.
AI-Assisted Authoring for Faculty
Create new learning modules or improve existing ones with Bricks Create with AI-assisted support from TAi.
The structured workflow helps educators develop interactive content without needing technical or design expertise. Faculty remain responsible for reviewing and approving all material before publication.
Everything you create is openly licensed.
A Global Community That Grows With You
Faculty can collaborate on content, review one another’s work, and publish resources for educators around the world.
Every participating institution gains access to the community’s knowledge and contributes to a stronger shared library for everyone.
Built for Institutions Expanding Access to Health Education
- Medical schools in low- and middle-income countries
- Nursing, midwifery, pharmacy, and allied health programs
- Public health and community health worker training programs
- Teaching hospitals and postgraduate training programs
- Ministries of Health and Education
- NGOs and nonprofit training organizations
- Regional and global health education partnerships
- Faculty development initiatives
If your institution is training health professionals and lacks the resources for commercial learning platforms, Rx Open is built for you. Non-traditional training organizations — including NGOs, regional collaboratives, and ministry-led programs — are welcome and encouraged to apply.
Why Rx Open Matters
The world faces a projected shortfall of more than 10 million health workers by 2030, concentrated in the regions least able to absorb it. Scaling health professions education to meet this challenge requires more than good intentions; it requires collaborative tools and shared content.
Today, most high-quality digital learning tools are locked behind commercial licenses that put them out of reach for the institutions training the majority of the world's future health workforce. Faculty in these settings often build curricula from scratch, in isolation, without access to the tools or peer networks that could accelerate their work.
Rx Open exists to change that equation. It provides institutions with a global library of openly licensed content, collaborative authoring tools, and a growing network of educators, so that building high-quality, locally relevant health education doesn't depend on institutional wealth. And every institution that participates strengthens what's available for everyone else.
FAQs
Getting Started
Content and Licensing
AI-Assisted Authoring
Implementation and Support
Program Terms
How to Get Started
- Submit a request. Complete a short application describing your institution and intended use.
- Review. We assess alignment with the access mission.
- Get started. Approved institutions receive access and onboarding resources.
For individual educators
You don't need institutional access to begin. Individual educators can create and publish open learning materials, run small courses, and explore the platform independently. You can demonstrate value before pursuing institutional adoption.