MSc in Clinical Anatomy

Program Overview

The MSc in Clinical Anatomy at Hull York Medical School is an intensive program that provides a deep understanding of human anatomy and its clinical applications. Through hands-on dissection, online learning, and research projects, students develop the knowledge and skills necessary for careers in surgery, clinical practice, research, and medical education. The program emphasizes independent learning and offers opportunities to work with Thiel-embalmed cadavers and interact with practicing surgeons.

Program Outline

MSc in Clinical Anatomy at Hull York Medical School

Degree Overview:

This intensive one-year (or two to three years part-time) MSc program allows you to develop a deep understanding of the complex human body and its relationship to clinical practice. This knowledge will equip you to effectively evaluate, diagnose, and treat illnesses in your future career.

Outline:

The program includes a comprehensive curriculum covering various aspects of clinical anatomy:

• Modules:
• Core modules:
• Clinical anatomy of the trunk
• Clinical anatomy of the limbs and spine
• Clinical anatomy of the head and neck
• Research project/dissertation
• Additional modules:
• Anatomy modules
• Research skills modules
• Education modules
• Structure:
• The program focuses on hands-on learning through whole-body dissection using Thiel-embalmed cadavers.
• It also incorporates online and digital learning resources, practical laboratory activities, independent study, seminars, workshops, and research projects.
• Some modules involve online distance learning and study days at the University of York.
• Course schedule:
• The program starts in September 2024.
• The program can be completed in one year (full-time) or two to three years (part-time).
• Individual modules:

Assessment:

• Assessment methods:
• Written reports
• Presentations
• Exams
• Dissertations
• Group projects
• Portfolios
• Assessment criteria:

Teaching:

• Teaching methods:
• Whole-body dissection
• Online and digital learning
• Practical lab activities
• Independent study
• Small group work
• Seminars and workshops
• Peer discussion and observation
• Teaching practice
• Flipped classrooms
• Reflective portfolios
• Dissertation supervision
• Faculty:
• The program is taught by experts in clinical anatomy, including surgeons, clinicians, and researchers.
• Unique approaches:
• The program emphasizes independent learning and self-directed research.
• Students have the opportunity to work with Thiel-embalmed cadavers, which offer a close-to-real-life experience.
• The program includes guest seminars from practicing surgeons and consultants, allowing students to apply their knowledge in a clinical context.

Careers:

• Career paths:
• Surgeon
• Clinician
• Academic researcher
• Medical educator
• Allied health professional
• Opportunities:
• The program prepares students for further study, residency programs, and careers in clinical practice or research.
• Outcomes:
• Graduates are well-prepared to excel in their chosen career path and contribute significantly to the field of clinical anatomy.

Other:

• Intercalation: The program is an ideal option for medical students who want to take a year out from their studies to gain further anatomical knowledge and skills.
• Student support: The program offers dedicated student support services to help students succeed in their studies.
It is recommended to visit the Hull York Medical School website for the most up-to-date and detailed program information.

Tuition Fees and Payment Information:

UK (Home) Full-time: £12,480 Part-time (2 years): £6,240 Part-time (3 years): £4,160 International (including EU) Full-time: £29,400 Part-time (2 years): £14,700 Part-time (3 years): £9,800