Bachelor of Arts and Science - Anatomy

Anatomy – you can’t leave home without it. It’s with you everywhere you go. It holds you together, it controls what you think and do, it enables you to run, jump, and play. So as you might expect, there is more to studying Anatomy than immediately meets the eye.There’s cell biology, neurobiology, clinical and functional anatomy, body systems, reproductive biology, developmental biology, and biological anthropology. The University of Otago is the only New Zealand university to offer a bachelor’s degree majoring in Anatomy. You have the opportunity to explore the traditional approaches to studying Anatomy, as well as using the latest techniques and hi-tech equipment to explore the human body at all levels of its structure: from single cells to multi-organ systems.A University of Otago graduate in Anatomy has the world at their feet. Opportunities available to them are varied and numerous, ranging from health professions such as Medicine, Dentistry, and Physiotherapy, to research and teaching at university or secondary and primary school, to technical work in medical or agricultural laboratories, to sales, marketing, and research positions with pharmaceutical, medical, or agribusiness companies, or national bodies such as the Cancer Society of New Zealand.Graduates also work as funeral directors, winemakers, policymakers, and beyond – there is definitely something for everyone with a degree in Anatomy

The documents including (academic transcripts, ECE, and proof of identity).A detailed research proposal that shows you are familiar with current literature surrounding your topic.International Baccalaureate: IB Diploma with a minimum of 24 points.GCE Advanced Levels: minimum grade of 8. Satisfactory completion of one year's study at an approved tertiary institution.You must provide scanned copies of your previous official academic transcripts (awards gained, marks, grades) with your application.