Applied Clinical Anatomy - Pgcert

at Keele University

The certificate consists of three modules (two core compulsory plus one option).
 

• Applied Clinical Anatomy 1 (core) worth 15 M Level credits. This module will cover histology, embryology, identification of prosections, gross anatomy of various systems, radiology, preserving, and embalming. The gross anatomy will be linked to functional and clinical relevance
• Applied Clinical Anatomy 2 (core) worth 30 M Level credits. Through student-led tutorials, theoretical and practical studies including dissections, the student will cover in-depth, the theoretical and practical aspects of knowledge relating to the student’s chosen anatomical focus
• One option module to the value of 15 credits at Master's Level
   

There are many Master's Level modules available within the Faculty and the wider University. The Academic Year starts in September, and is divided into two semesters; one core module will be available in each semester. This allows you the freedom to select an optional module within either semester. 
 

Semester 1
 

Applied Clinical Anatomy 1

(15 credits)
 

Through the use of lectures, discussions, dissections and specific tutorials, this module will cover theoretical and practical aspects of applied clinical anatomical knowledge relating to histology, embryology, gross anatomy of various systems, radiology, preserving, embalming, immunocytochemical techniques and the identification of prosections. 
 

Semester 2 
 

Applied Clinical Anatomy 2
 

The module is aimed at students who have successfully studied the Applied Clinical Anatomy 1 module or an equivalent taught programme. The objective of this course is to promote in-depth acquisition of applied clinical anatomical knowledge and skills, and the application of anatomical sciences within a chosen focus. 

ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

This course is aimed at students who have studied some basic anatomy within their first degree, for example: medical doctors, allied health professionals, nurses, midwives, other health related professionals, graduates in biology, cell biology, biomedical science, sports science, medical illustrators etc. Candidates should normally have a first or second-class honours degree in a relevant subject and/or recognised professional qualification. All applications are assessed on an individual basis. Applicants should ensure that their personal statements identify why they wish to study this course. 
 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ENTRY REQUIREMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

• IELTS 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in all subsets. The University also accepts a range of internationally recognised English tests.

Full time £3,400 per year

You will graduate with expanded knowledge and skills in a specific anatomical focus of your choice in addition to developing the process of critical evaluative thinking, writing and communication. 
 

On successful completion of the programme you will be able to:
 

• evaluate knowledge and understanding of the core scientific anatomical principles and practice
• challenge underlying assumptions and established principles of the anatomical knowledge base
• Integrate core scientific anatomical knowledge with professional practice
• Synthesize and evaluate information from diverse sources and settings, relating to anatomy
• Demonstrate capacity for critical enquiry, analysis of arguments, hypothesis, judgement of the relevant literature
• Develop a high level of decision making
• Transfer scientific knowledge from theory into practice