Graduate Certificate in Medical Anatomy and Physiology
What Is This Program?
If you’ve mapped out your future healthcare career, you know that a strong foundation in both human anatomy and physiology can significantly boost your chances of being accepted into top professional schools. Our online Graduate Certificate in Medical Anatomy and Physiology provides a comprehensive education in both essential areas in one convenient online program.
With a wide array of electives, you can also tailor your coursework to align with your interests and professional goals. For instance, if you dream of becoming a gastroenterologist, our Medical Gastrointestinal Physiology course provides specialized knowledge that will help you stand out when applying to medical school.
Why a Graduate Certificate?
Our online Graduate Certificate in Medical Anatomy and Physiology is an ideal credential for nearly any healthcare-related career. In just 15 credits, you’ll gain a solid foundation in anatomy and physiology, equipping you for diverse health-related professions. Our courses cover numerous body systems and functions, providing a broad foundation that will help you pinpoint the specialties that interest you most.
In addition, this certificate program is entirely online, providing a sustainable work-life balance that allows you to continue in your current role, attend online classes and spend time with friends and family.
Who Is This Program For?
This graduate certificate can benefit:
- Students pursuing careers in medicine, pharmacy or research
- Professionals seeking skills to advance in their current role
- Nurses
- Physicians
- Professors
- Researchers
- Individuals transitioning to healthcare from other fields
Core Anatomy, Required
Complete all three.
Course # | Course Title | Credits | Spring | Summer | Fall |
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GMS 5605 | Medical Human Anatomy | 3 | |||
GMS 5606L | Medical Anatomy Lab | 3 | |||
GMS 5630 | Medical Histology | 3 |
Core Physiology Course Set, Required
Students can choose to take GMS 6440 (1 credit) and a minimum of two additional courses (totaling at least 5 credits) listed below.