Human Anatomy Minor

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The minor will provide introductory as well as advanced study of the structures and functional organization of various regions and organ systems within the human body. Coursework will include cadaver-based study as well as the use of human tissue and anatomical models and will emphasize macroscopic/gross anatomy. 20 credits are required for the minor.

Please note:

Biology and kinesiology majors must take at least 12 credits beyond the coursework and electives within their majors.
Biology and kinesiology minors must take at least 12 credits beyond the coursework within their minors.
This minor is not available to students in the Health Science major.

Required courses

Electives in Human Anatomy

A minimum of 12 credits is required

CSD 316 - Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing Mechanisms (3)
KIN 212 - Musculoskeletal Anatomy (2)
BIO 410 or KIN 410 - Advanced Human Anatomy: Thoracic, Abdominopelvic Cavities (2)
BIO 411 or KIN 411 - Advanced Human Anatomy: Neck, Back, Nervous System (2)
BIO 412 or KIN 412 - Advanced Human Anatomy: Upper Extremities (2)
BIO 413 or KIN 413 - Advanced Human Anatomy: Lower Extremities (2)
BIO 414 or KIN 414 - Advanced Human Anatomy: Neuroanatomy (2)
Other as approved by the program chair