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ΠΣ°ΙΚΣΖ΅ is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), whose mission is to establish and maintain high standards of education through the doctoral level. Accreditation by NECHE signifies that ΠΣ°ΙΚΣΖ΅ meets or exceeds those high standards.

The M.S. in Clinical Anatomy program offers post-baccalaureate training in the anatomical sciences, a fundamental cornerstone for understanding health and disease. This program will provide students with an in-depth understanding of human anatomy and medical physiology, and the skills to apply this knowledge to teach or work in medical fields. This program has two (2) concentrations. All students completing the program will be knowledgeable in detailed human anatomy, embryology, histology, clinical imaging, and physiology. Completion of the first year courses will provide students with a strong foundation for medical school. The second year courses, depending upon the concentration completed, students will gain additional knowledge and skills to teach these topics to professional students, or to successfully engage in research. 

Research Concentration

Teaching Concentration

Students pursuing a Master of Clinical Anatomy degree (either the two (2)-year teaching concentration or two (2)-year research concentration) will need to maintain an overall GPA of a B and must pass each course sequentially with a 70% pass minimum.

Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

• Demonstrate an advanced understanding of human anatomy, embryology, histology, and physiology with special emphasis on knowledge relevant to health professionals.
• Describe advanced anatomical knowledge as it relates to clinical imaging studies including fluoroscopy, radiology