Anatomy
| Subject Code | Subject Name | Study Area(s) | Level* | Offered In |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 516-209 | Introductory Neuroscience | Vision Science, Neuroscience, Anatomy | Intermediate | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 516-210 | Principles of Human Structure | Anatomy | Intermediate | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 516-211 | Cells, Tissue and Organs |
Anatomy | Intermediate | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 516-212 | Fundamentals of Cell Biology | Anatomy, Cell Biology | Intermediate | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 516-302 | Developmental Biology | Zoology, Cell Biology, Anatomy | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 516-304 | Functional and Applied Anatomy | Anatomy | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 516-305 | Neuroscience: Systems & Higher Functions | Neuroscience, Anatomy | Advanced | Semester 2 (July - November) |
| 516-306 | Developmental Neurobiology | Neuroscience, Anatomy | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 516-307 | Research Project | Physiology, Pharmacology, Neuroscience, Cell Biology, Anatomy | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June), Semester 2 (July - November), Summer Semester (December - February) |
| 516-308 | Advanced Studies in Human Anatomy | Anatomy | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June) |
| 536-308 | Physiology of Muscle & Exercise | Physiology, Anatomy | Advanced | Semester 1 (March - June) |
*The level indicated here will give you general advice about the background required for this science class. Introductory classes require no specific background. Intermediate classes will suit the majority of students who already have some fundamentals in that area, having completed a year or two of studies in that discipline. Advanced classes require a strong background and are recommended for students who have completed most of a major in that area or an associated area.
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