Master of Science in Human Anatomy and Cell Science

Program Overview

The Master's program in Human Anatomy and Cell Science advances knowledge in anatomical and biomedical sciences. It focuses on understanding anatomical systems, tissue organization, and research in areas like cancer and neuroscience. The program includes coursework, laboratory sessions, and a master's thesis, preparing graduates for careers in research, education, and healthcare.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Program Overview:

• Master's degree program in Human Anatomy and Cell Science
• Focus on advancing knowledge and research in anatomical and biomedical sciences

Objectives:

• Enhance understanding of the normal structures and functions of anatomical systems
• Develop expertise in tissue and organ organization and growth
• Conduct research in areas related to cancer, neuroscience, cardiovascular, and musculoskeletal systems

Structure:

• Two-year program
• Requires completion of:
• Biomedical Training Skills (IMED 7410)
• Six credit hours of approved 7000-level courses
• Master's thesis

Teaching:

• Teaching Methods:
• Lectures
• Tutorials
• Hands-on laboratory sessions
• Faculty:
• Experts in human anatomy and cell science
• Unique Approaches:
• Focus on interdisciplinary collaboration
• Emphasis on innovative research and creative teaching

Careers:

• Career Paths:
• Research scientist
• Educator
• Healthcare professional (e.g., surgeon, physician, nurse)
• Opportunities:
• Work in universities, research institutions, hospitals, and biotechnology companies
• Outcomes:
• Enhanced knowledge and skills in anatomy and cell science
• Preparation for advanced careers in academia, research, and healthcare