Semester based 2 years full time Mixed mode course on campus

Human Anatomy (a composite of the following subjects with lab components)

• Compulsory modules: General anatomy, musculoskeletal anatomy, regional neurovascular anatomy, cardiovascular anatomy and respiratory anatomy, Gastrointestinal anatomy, renal anatomy, neuroanatomy, endocrine & reproductive anatomy and clinical anatomy, Anatomical techniques, human genetics.
• Elective modules: Forensic anatomy, Medical imaging, Comparative anatomy and radiological anatomy.

Research Methods, Biostatistics & Ethics, Research Project, Teaching Assistantship.

Mode of delivery (lecture/tutorial/lab/field work/ studio etc.) : A combination of teaching-learning methods includ-ing student seminars, lecturers, tutorials, laboratory practical, assignments and student initiated learning, elective modules, journal club presentation and research project.

The foundation program is optional for those whose entry qualification is MBBS or Bachelor of Dental Surgery (Hons).

Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in one of the following subjects—Veterinary medicine, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Nursing, Biomedicine, Biology, Biotechnology, Biochemistry and Biophysics are encouraged to apply. A minimum of 5 credit at MQF level 6 is required in Human Anatomy. Students lacking this requirement may be required to take one or more components of the foundation program depending on the course they have taken a part of their Bachelor’s qualification.

There is an examination at the end of the Foundation Programme.

Theory and practical examination at the end of Year 1

Theory and practical examination in Research Methods, Biostatistics and Ethics in Year 2

Successful completion of a report of the research project and defense of the project is required for graduation.