Anatomy (Intercalated)
About this course
BMSc (Hons) in Anatomy (Intercalated), a medical science degree focusing on human anatomical structures and investigation. Core topics include Research Methods. The course involves an independent research project, a dissertation, and practical cadaveric dissection work. Year 4 focuses on core academic study, investigation, and independent research through compulsory modules including Core Academic and Research Skills, BMSc Research Project, and Anatomy Dissertation. Optional modules allow students to explore specialist areas such as Functional and Clinical Anatomy of the Limbs, Vertebral Column, Anatomy of the Individual, and Applied Anatomy Topics.
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Modules
- Core Academic and Research Skills
- BMSc Research Project
- Anatomy Dissertation
- Functional and Clinical Anatomy of the Limbs
- Vertebral Column
- Anatomy of the Individual
- Applied Anatomy Topics