PSY 32600
Human Neuroanatomy · 3 credits · Summer 2027
About this course
This course covers neuroanatomical terminology and explores the structure and function of key landmarks and pathways in the human brain, peripheral nervous system, and spinal cord. It utilizes clinical cases, MRI images, brain models, and preserved human brain images to facilitate learning. Furthermore, the course delves into neurological disorders and relevant pathology for each structure. The lab sessions will allow students to practice identifying structures, review for quizzes/exams, perform dissections, and use artificial human brain models to better understand the human brain. The course is open to all academic levels (e.g., freshmen, sophomore, etc.) and is low-cost course (zero cost textbook, low-cost lab).
Seat status as of Oct 2, 3:22 PM ET. Seats can change between refreshes.
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