Anatomical Basis of Health and Disease

The Anatomical Basis of Health and Disease Learning Track is focused on the study of macroscopic and histological structures of the human body. Students will learn to extend their knowledge on how anatomical changes contribute to pathology.

Physician subspecialties:

Orthopaedics
Radiology
Anatomical pathology

Required core courses:

ANAT 100 Anatomy of the Human Body
REPD 372 Reproduction and Development

Non-med pathways:

Nurse practitioner
Physician assistant
Radiology technologist

Required option courses (must take 4 of the following, and at least 1 must be 400 or 500 level):

ANAT 309 Functional Histology
ANAT 312 Functional Neuroanatomy
ANAT 380 Clinically Relevant Human Anatomy
ANAT 391 Introduction to Cadaveric Dissection
ANAT 409 Selected Topics in Histology
ANAT 471 Human Embryology
NSCI 483 Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
ANAT 599 Research Inquiry in Anatomy

Anatomical Basis of Health and Disease

Queen’s University is situated on the territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabek.