BSc (Anatomy) / BSc (Computer Science) in Sydney Australia | The University of New South Wales

Anatomy explores the framework and composition of the human body. The term originates from Greek, translating to 'cutting apart' or 'dissecting'. Modern anatomy extends beyond merely describing dissected bodies, though dissection samples and advanced tools like virtual reality remain vital for education and research. Contemporary anatomical study encompasses several interconnected fields: gross anatomy examines the shape, arrangement, and function of bones, joints, muscles, and organs along with their vascular and nervous systems; histology focuses on the microscopic architecture of tissues and cells; embryology investigates typical fetal growth from conception to delivery, including developmental processes and abnormalities; neuroanatomy analyzes the structure and operations of the brain and spinal cord; biological anthropology applies biological theories and methods to understand humans and primates.