Course Description
Course Description: The course consists of 180 class hours, including laboratory dissection, lecture, discussions, and 3 exams. Six credit hours will be given. Embryology is an important part of the course and is integrated into each region. The course is taught regionally and divided into three sections, each with a practical and written exam: Back and Limbs; Thorax, Abdomen, and Pelvis; and Head and Neck. The course will require the complete dissection of the human body. There is a strong emphasis on cross sectional anatomy, radiological anatomy, and clinical correlations.

Grading
Numerical and letter grades and official transcripts will be issued. Students who wish to use the course as remedial or supplemental work for other institutions should obtain prior written agreements from the administration of their school. A letter and transcript will be provided.

Texts
Essentials of Clinical Anatomy (2nd Edition), K. Moore Grant's Dissector (12th Edition), E.K. Sauerland Atlas of Human Anatomy (3rd Edition), Netter Langman's Medical Embryology (9th Edition), Sadler

Fees
$100.00 deposit. The deposit is applicable to tuition

Tuition
$2000.00 Checks should be made payable to "Boston University." Students are required to purchase goggles and gloves. These can be obtained at the Medical School Bookstore. Dissecting tools and lab coat are provided.

Enrollment Deadline
The registration fee and application forms must be in by June 17, 2005 Full tuition must be received by July 6, 2005

Enrollment is limited. Applicants will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Application forms, course schedule and other information can be obtained by contacting Dr. Kalidas Nandy, (617) 638-4158 or the Anatomy and Neurobiology office, (617) 638-4200.

Course Manager-Person to contact about the course
Kalidas Nandy, M.D., Ph.D., Professor
Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, L-813
Boston University School of Medicine
715 Albany Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02118-2526
telephone: (617) 638-4158
e-mail: knandy@bu.edu

Person to contact for information about course registration
Ms. Millie Agosto
Division of Graduate Medical Sciences, L-317
Boston University School of Medicine
715 Albany Street
Boston, Massachusetts 01228-2526
telephone: 617 638-5124

Office to contact about housing
Boston University School of Medicine
Office of Off-Campus Services
Please contact Laurie Dubois at 617-638-5125
or email OCServices@bumc.bu.edu