The Master of Applied Science Anatomical Sciences Education at the University of Ottawa is designed for individuals seeking to deepen their expertise in human anatomy while developing advanced pedagogical skills for health professions education. This postgraduate program uniquely integrates rigorous anatomical study, including hands-on experience with cadaveric dissection, with the principles of teaching and learning in medical and health science contexts. You will explore complex anatomical systems and gain practical experience in educational research, preparing you to become a leader in anatomical sciences education. This Masters degree is ideal for those aiming to excel in academic roles within medical schools, allied health programs, and other health science faculties.
This full-time, on-campus Masters program is structured over two years, offering a comprehensive curriculum that includes compulsory courses in anatomy, histology, embryology, and applied anatomy, alongside essential research and education methodology. You will engage with subjects like applied point-of-care ultrasound and undertake an educational scholarship research project, culminating in a significant dissertation. The optional courses allow you to tailor your studies towards specific interests in curriculum design, technology in education, or assessment strategies. You will graduate with the specialized knowledge and practical skills necessary for impactful careers in health professions education and anatomical sciences.