Graduate Courses

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Graduate Education in the Human Anatomy Learning Laboratory

The Human Anatomy Learning Laboratory (HALL) serves as a foundation for graduate-level clinical education at the University of Connecticut. By integrating traditional cadaver dissection with state-of-the-art imaging technology, our graduate students gain an unparalleled understanding of the human form that is essential for clinical practice.

Bridging Theory and Clinical Practice

Our graduate curriculum is designed to move beyond memorization. In HALL’s immersive setting, students gain profound respect for human anatomy and the mechanics of movement.

Courses

The following graduate-level courses utilize the HALL facility:

  • PT 5410: Human Anatomy Trunk and Upper Extremity
  • PT 5412: DETAIL COMING SOON
  • PT 5414: DETAIL COMING SOON
  • PT 5416: Clinical Neuroscience
  • PT 5420: Foundation in Clinical Pathology
  • KINS 5000: DETAIL COMING SOON
  • PNB 5101: Principles of Physiology and Neurobiology
  • PNB 5108: DETAIL COMING SOON
  • Nursing T1 (CASS I): Clinical Assessment, Skills, and Simulation Intensive

Note: The prerequisites for these courses can be found in the UConn Graduate Catalog.