COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc program in Human Anatomy and Cell Science offers a variety of advanced courses that provide students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in anatomy and related fields. ANAT 7012: Advanced Brain Imaging Methods introduces cutting-edge techniques used to visualize and study brain structure and function. ANAT 7014: Functional Human Anatomy focuses on understanding the anatomy of the human body with an emphasis on function and clinical relevance. ANAT 7060: Advanced Human Macroscopic (Gross) Anatomy offers detailed exploration of the body’s large-scale structures through dissection and hands-on study. Experimental research is supported by courses like ANAT 7250: Experimental Teratology, which examines developmental abnormalities. For those interested in cellular and molecular anatomy, ANAT 7320: Introduction to Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy provides training in high-resolution imaging techniques. ANAT 7380: Human Developmental Anatomy covers the formation and growth of anatomical structures from conception onward. Specialized courses such as ANAT 7392: Human Neuroanatomy delve into the detailed anatomy of the nervous system. ANAT 7400: Morphological Techniques teaches methods for studying tissue structure and form, while ANAT 7460: Human Histology: Basic Tissues focuses on the microscopic anatomy of tissues. Together, these courses prepare students for advanced research and clinical applications in anatomy and biomedical sciences.