Human and Clinical Anatomy
The discipline of Anatomy encompasses the study of a number subspecialties that deals with human morphology. Apart from the study of the macroscopic (gross) morphology of the human body it also relates to the study of body tissues at their microscopic, ultra-structural and cytogenetic levels. In addition, developmental anatomy is very relevant since structural malformations have clinical impact upon the wellbeing of the individual. Topographical Anatomy is best studied in the Practical Anatomy Laboratory. However, not only does this include study of the cadaver by dissection but also considerable attention is given to the anatomy of the living subject. This includes familiarity with all the various forms of modern imaging techniques and their applications.
The MSc program combines course work in addition to research leading to a thesis. The student should complete the course work requirements specified in the degree plan with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00. For the thesis, the candidate is required to conduct the necessary literature search, undertake the research, analyse the results, write the report and communicate the results at an oral defense. This work needs to be original research or a new application of ideas. The student should identify the research problem in consultation with the supervisor, which normally takes place in the second semester. The student should register for the thesis in the third semester after having completed at least 12 credits of the course work.
Course Code
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Course Title
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Credits
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Major Courses (24 Credits)
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METH 6001
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Research Methodology & Critical Analysis of Scientific Information
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3
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EPIS 6000
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Statistics and Computers
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3
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ANAT 6001
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Gross Anatomy I
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3
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ANAT 6002
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Gross Anatomy II
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3
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ANAT 6003
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Human Development
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3
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ANAT 6004
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Cell and Tissue Biology
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3
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ANAT 7001
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Thesis
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6
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Elective Courses (6 Credits) *
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Elective 1
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3
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Elective 2
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3
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* Any courses selected by the student and offered for MSc from the university.
Research interests
- Gross Anatomy
- Microanatomy in Health and Disease/ Cell Characterization
- Radiological Anatomy
- Clinical Anatomy
- Embryology and developmental anatomy
- Neuroanatomy
- Anatomical Sciences Education
- Cardiovascular Research
- Stem Cell Research
- Cancer Research
- Infertility and Fertility Preservation
- Regenerative Medicine Research
- Developmental Genetics
- Zebrafish as a Cancer Research Model
- Genetically Inherited Diseases Modeling in Zebrafish
- Genetic Imprinting
- Neural Crest Research
- Proteomics and Omics
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Medical Education
Contact and coordinator
Dr. Ruqaiya Al Jabri
Email: ruqaya@squ.edu.om
Tel: +968 2414 (3428)
Department of Human and Clinical Anatomy (https://www.squ.edu.om/medicine/Departments/Human-Clinical-Anatomy/About-Human-Clinical-Anatomy )