MSci Clinical Anatomy - Intercalated Degree

The intercalated Clinical Anatomy degree offers the perfect chance to elevate your anatomical knowledge to new heights. The significance of anatomy has surged with advancements in imaging and minimally invasive interventions, from laparoscopic surgeries, diagnostic and interventional radiology to ultrasonography, endoscopic procedures, and interventional cardiology. As most new medical graduates will engage with these methods, a thorough knowledge of anatomy is crucial for their success. Explore the role of anatomy in modern clinical medicine and how emerging techniques and treatments demand a deeper understanding of anatomical structure, function, and dysfunction. Working alongside a research team of academics and clinicians, you will conduct your own piece of clinically relevant research. This can be a hugely enriching experience, not only will you learn a wide range of new and transferable skills, but you may also discover something truly novel that changes the way we approach medicine. The course blends academic anatomy studies with a practical emphasis on its clinical significance and impact. Teaching is delivered through various methods, including classic lectures, interactive tutorials, journal clubs, and student-led seminars, as well as traditional dissection, hands-on research activities, and numerous clinical placements.

This course is available for students studying Medicine or Dentistry. You must be in year 3 or 4 of your medical degree, or year 2 in your Dental degree. This course is only available to internal or external students currently studying Medicine or Dentistry looking to intercalate between years 3 and 4, or years 4 and 5. Students studying medicine following successful completion of their third or fourth year and who will return to the fourth or fifth year of the MBChB course on completion of the intercalation. The programme is not available before you have completed at least one year of clinical training.