Department of Anatomy

• Specialized Knowledge & Mastery:
  • Acquire in-depth knowledge of human anatomy, histology, and embryology, with a deep understanding of how anatomical structure determines physiological function.
  • Demonstrate specialized expertise in a chosen research area, including a thorough familiarity with the current scientific literature and advanced laboratory techniques.
• Research & Independent Inquiry:
  • Possess the practical experience necessary to design and conduct original scientific experiments, collect and interpret data, and initiate research as independent investigators.
  • Critically analyze and evaluate the scientific work of others with high academic maturity.
• Teaching & Academic Communication:
  • Develop the skills and experience required to assume teaching responsibilities in at least one area of Anatomy or Cell Biology.
  • Master the mechanics and style of scientific reporting, enabling the independent preparation of journal manuscripts and research grant applications.
  • Deliver effective oral presentations of scientific data at seminars and international meetings.
• Professionalism & Ethics:
  • Apply medical science principles to complex real-world health challenges.
  • Appreciate the ethical considerations associated with research and anatomical specimen handling.

Bachelor degree in Medicine or equivalent from recognized program.

First Year – Taught Modules

ANAT101 – Advanced Human Anatomy – 3 Credit Hours
HIST101 – Histology – 3 Credit Hours
EMBR101 – Embryology – 3 Credit Hours
NEUR101 – Neuroanatomy – 3 Credit Hours
RES101 – Research Methodology – 3 Credit Hours
STAT101 – Biostatistics – 3 Credit Hours
LAB101 – Laboratory Techniques – 3 Credit Hours
PHYS101 – Advanced Physiology – 3 Credit Hours

Second Year – Research & Thesis

RESEARCH201 – Laboratory Research Project – 6 Credit Hours
SPEC201 – Specialized Area Research (Molecular & Tissue Biology / Developmental Biology / Anatomical Imaging) – 6 Credit Hours
THESIS201 – Research Thesis Writing & Oral Defense – 6 Credit Hours

Specialized Tracks & Subjects

FUNC301 – Functional Anatomy – 3 Credit Hours
NEURO301 – Neurobiology – 3 Credit Hours
SKILLS301 – Scientific Writing, Oral Presentation & Teaching Pedagogy – 3 Credit Hours