Foundational Health Sciences Courses

Offered by: Foundational Health Sciences Department

Dean: Winmar Way, PhD

The Foundational Health Sciences Department offers graduate level basic science courses. Students typically complete their foundational health science courses in their first year of the program. These courses provide students with basic knowledge in Anatomy, Physiology, Human Biochemistry, Pathology, and related fields, establishing the foundation necessary for continued success in higher-level courses in health sciences programs.

Courses are offered online, on-ground, and in blended formats. Learning outcomes are assessed at the course level. Graduate programs may evaluate foundational health science knowledge at the program level.

Foundational Health Science Courses

GAPH 101 - Anatomy and Physiology with Lab 1 Credits: 3
GAPH 201 - Anatomy and Physiology with Lab 2 Credits: 3
GAPH 301 - Anatomy and Physiology with Lab 3 Credits: 3
PAPP 101 - Pathophysiology 1 Credits: 3
PAPP 201 - Pathophysiology 2 Credits: 3
PAPP 301 - Pathophysiology 3 Credits: 3
BN 0213 - Human Biochemistry (lecture) Credits: 3
BN 0213L - Human Biochemistry (laboratory) Credits: 1
BN 0405 - Biochemical Nutrition Credits: 3
CTAP 103 - Cell and Tissue Anatomy and Physiology Credits: 3
FAB 101 - Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Human Spine Credits: 4
FAB 201 - Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Extremities Credits: 5
GA 0102 - General Anatomy I Credits: 4
GA 0202 - General Anatomy II Credits: 4
II 410 - Immunity and Infection (lecture) Credits: 4
II 410L - Immunity and Infection (laboratory) Credits: 1
NS 0312L - Neuroscience Lab Credits: 1
NS 0313 - Neuroscience Lecture Credits: 4
PATH 401 - Pathology I Credits: 3
PATH 501 - Pathology II Credits: 4
PH 0312 - Human Physiology Credits: 5.5