Ep2: Anatomy at Medical School

What is it really like to learn anatomy as a medical student? Find out in our latest podcast episode!
Medicine students Karolina and Homam, and Senior Lecturer in Anatomy Dr Kat Sanders, give their insight, including:
How anatomy is taught and what the experience is really like
How they use different tips and tricks to learn (and remember!) anatomy
How medical students apply their anatomy knowledge in their clinical placements with patients
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[@Exploringnature4you]

Hi
I have learnt a lot from your discussion.
I'm an applicant for the MSc Clinical Anatomy and Education.
I missed the open day. Can I get the recording?

[@HullYorkMed]

We're pleased that you found this podcast episode useful! The webinar for the MSc in Clinical Anatomy (and Education) wasn't recorded, however we will be holding more events in the spring and summer. Please sign-up to our newsletter and we'll be in touch with you when dates for these are announced: confirmsubscription.com/h/j/FAC43579E9218B26

[@user-mx3kv9bi2c]

Hi, what are the best aspects of having 2 universities in one?

[@HullYorkMed]

Thanks for your question! Hull York Medical School is a partnership between the University of Hull and the University of York. Each brings a strong reputation in medical-related sciences which contributes to the Medicine programme. Their combined strengths in scientific research and patient-centred care ensure that students graduate with the skills needed to thrive in a rapidly changing healthcare world. Each student is a member of both universities, which means you can access and benefit from the facilities at both campuses too.

[@hmos_05]

Is there any significant difference in teaching between Hull and York?

[@HullYorkMed]

Thanks for your question! Regardless of your campus location, you will follow the exact same curriculum and have have access to the same facilities and expertise.