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Maths lectures from Fields Medal winner Richard Borcherds, mostly at university level. Best for very keen maths students who want a taste of advanced…
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Animated maps that show how whole subjects fit together, from maths and physics to engineering. A great starting point for choosing what to study.

Domain of Science is made by Dominic Walliman, a physicist with a PhD in quantum device physics. He is also the author of the Professor Astro Cat science books for children.
The channel is best known for its maps of whole subjects. Each one shows how the branches of a field link together, using hand-drawn animation and a clear voiceover. There are maps of maths, physics, chemistry, computer science and engineering, among others. Other videos explain hard topics such as quantum physics in simple steps.
Some highlights include:
A map of engineering that shows the main branches, from civil and mechanical to electrical and chemical, and how they connect.

A map of mathematics, from its foundations to the differences between pure and applied maths.

A map of computer science, covering theory, hardware, software and their applications.

The channel has around 1.67 million subscribers.
Few resources show the whole landscape of a subject so clearly. The Map of Engineering is especially useful for students who know they like engineering but are not sure which branch suits them. The channel helps with choosing A levels and degrees. The maps are also useful revision tools, because they show how topics from different lessons link together. Watching the maps for maths, physics and computer science side by side shows how much these subjects overlap, and why engineers need a bit of each. They make a good starting point for conversations with teachers and parents about future options.

YouTube channelCareers and study
Maths lectures from Fields Medal winner Richard Borcherds, mostly at university level. Best for very keen maths students who want a taste of advanced…

YouTube channelCareers and study
Friendly university maths lessons and fun maths ideas from a teaching professor. Great for strong A level students heading towards engineering or maths degrees.

YouTube channelScience explained
Beautiful visual explanations of relativity, black holes and modern physics. Suits students who want to picture ideas that are usually only shown in equations.

YouTube channelScience explained
America's particle physics laboratory answers big questions about gravity, light and energy. Clear, short explainers for anyone drawn to physics and big science.