Biomedical Science, M.S. (CIP 26.0102)

Biomedical Sciences Human Clinical Anatomy Track

The Department offers a Clinical Anatomy track in the School of Graduate Studies’ M.S. Degree in Biomedical Sciences. The Anatomy track is a two-year program designed to fill the critical need for anatomy instructors at medical schools, other professional schools and undergraduate institutions. During the first year of the Program, M.S. students complete courses in embryology, histology and anatomy of the human musculoskeletal system, body cavities and nervous system, including labs and clinical correlations. During the second year, the students assist with these courses and complete a mentor-guided research project on a cellular, molecular and/or anatomical topic, culminating in a thesis.

• IDSP 114 - Cell Biology 2 Credits
• IDSP 211 - Foundations of Biomedical Sciences I -General Principles 1 Credit
• IDSP 212 - Foundations of Biomedical Sciences I - Cardiovascular System 2 Credits
• IDSP 213 - Foundations of Biomedical Sciences I -The Renal System 1 Credit
• IDSP 214 - Foundations of Biomedical Sciences I Respiratory System 1 Credit
• IDSP 216 - Foundations of Biomedical Sciences II - Gastrointestinal System 1 Credit
• IDSP 217 - Foundations of Biomedical Sciences II - Endocrine System 1 Credit
• IDSP 218 - Foundations of Biomedical Sciences II - Nervous System 2 Credits
• IDSP 219 - Foundations of Biomedical Sciences II - Inflammation, Infection and Cancer 1 Credit
• IDSP 240 - Philosophical and Ethical Issues In Science 1 Credit
• CEBIO 200C - Integrative Structural Biology: Histology 3 Credits
• CEBIO 216 - Human Developmental Biology 3 Credits
• CEBIO 261 - Human Structural Biology (Body Cavities) 3 Credits
• CEBIO 262 - Human Structural Biology (Musculoskeletal and Head & Neck) 3 Credits
• CEBIO 265 - Human Neuroanatomy 2 Credits
• CEBIO 289 - Current Topics in Cell Biology 1 Credit
• CEBIO 290 A and B - Seminar .5 Credit each
• CEBIO 300 - Thesis Research 1-6 Credits