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B.Sc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated

University of Dundee, Dundee | Dundee, Scotland | Estd in 1881 | Government University

Dundee, Scotland

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About B.Sc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated

B.Sc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme is a well designed course by the School of Medicine (University of Dundee) in Scotland (UK). The programme is particularly beneficial to students who wish to pursue a career in surgery after their graduation as the programme includes dissection of and working on Thiel-embalmed cadavers(corpses) at the University of Dundee’s Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification (CAHID). This activity helps students of the programme to acquire a deep understanding of the human body which aids them in recognising and incorporating anatomical structure with function. 

BMSc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme instils in its students dissection skills with the help of which they can find important data on human anatomy. On the basis of this data, they can analyse scientific evidence and arguments, draw conclusions from them and communicate these conclusions efficiently. 

Also, the intercalating feature of the undergraduate Anatomy course at University of Dundee helps its students in gaining various transferable skills including effective communication and research skills. The feature also makes students more informative about different options they can have post their graduation. It fills students with deeper insights in their area of interest. 

The teaching methods in B.Sc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme include hands-on dissection of Thiel-embalmed cadavers, lectures, workshops and self-directed learning. Also, the students are assessed through various methods like critical essays, exams, seminar presentations, creation of online resources and posters, practical spot tests, formative dissection, short answer questions, extended matching questions and production of a research dissertation.

Overview of BMSc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated

Particulars 

Info

Type of Programme

Bachelors with Honours

Mode of Programme

Full-time (Intercalated)

Duration 

1 Year

Offered By

University of Dundee

Department

School of Medicine

Admission Mode 

Online

Career Prospects

  • Trainee Medical Coders

  • Demonstrator

  • Medical Scientist

  • Pharmaceutical Scientist

  • Doctors


Highlights

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Course Duration12 Months
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Mode of LearningFull time
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Course Fees22.14 L/yr

Ranking and Stats

Ranking Body
THE
Parameter Ranking
Citations
49.7
Industry Outcome
34.2
International Outlook
59
Research
19.1
Teaching
17.7
DomainYearScoreRankRank Band
Social Sciences2019NANA28.5–33.1
Social Sciences2020NANA30.0–34.6
Social Sciences2021NANA31.3–35.1
Social Sciences2022NANA28.2–32.1
Social Sciences2023NANA29.5–33.4

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Admission and Application

Before applying to the B.Sc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme, the applicants must read the eligibility criteria carefully and then head towards filling the online application form. There are different online application forms available for University of Dundee students and students from other universities. 

How To Apply for BMSc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme

  • Go to the official website of University of Dundee.

  • Then go to the ‘Undergraduate’ section on the website page. 

  • Go to the ‘Undergraduate Courses’ section and choose BMSc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme

  • On the course page, go to the ‘How To Apply’ section. There, the applicants will find two application forms- one for University of Dundee students which is ‘Internal Student Application Form’ and the other one for medical students from other universities or colleges which can be filled using a direct application system. 

  • Choose a relevant form for applying and register as a new user or login as an existing user. 

  • Fill the application form carefully and submit it with all the required documents.

  • The submitted application is then sent to and reviewed and assessed by the concerned authority of the University of Dundee.

  • The applicants can track the status of their application by logging onto the admission portal using login credentials. 

Documents Required for B.Sc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme

Eligibility

Before applying to the B.Sc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme, applicants must read the eligibility criteria of the same. The minimum requirements for the programme are provided country-wise. These requirements are not qualifications for guaranteed admission to the programme. 

Minimum Academic Requirements for BMSc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme

  • The applicants must hold a three-years undergraduate medical degree(MBChB/MBBS) or a two-years undergraduate dental degree(BDS).

Minimum English Language Requirements for BMSc Hons Anatomy - Intercalated programme

Some applicants do not need to prove their English language proficiency. The details of this exception are given in the ‘Knowledge of English’ section on ‘Study in UK Visa’ page at www.gov.uk .

Applicants who need to prove their English language proficiency must fulfil any one of the following tests’ criteria. 

English Proficiency Minimum requirements

Test Name 

Overall 

Writing

Listening

Reading

Speaking

IELTS Academic

7.0

7.0

7.0

7.0

7.0

LanguageCert ESOL UKVI

C1, minimum 33

C1, minimum 33

C1, minimum 33

C1, minimum 33

C1, minimum 33

Pearsons (PTE Academic UKVI)

76

76

76

76

76

TOEFL iBT

95

24

22

24

25

Trinity ISE

ISE III Merit

Merit

Merit

Merit

Merit


Note: The international applicants who do not meet the English Language requirements can take admission into a pre-sessional English course and qualify it.