North Wales Centre for Human Anatomy / Canolfan Anatomeg Ddynol Gogledd Cymru Revenue

About North Wales Centre for Human Anatomy / Canolfan Anatomeg Ddynol Gogledd Cymru

Bangor University is home to state-of-the-art resources and facilities for human anatomy education. Our experts use anatomical examination to teach students, as well as medical and allied health professionals, about the structure and function of the human body. The centre is located in the College of Medicine and Health and supports anatomical education across the North Wales Medical School and the School of Psychology and Sport Science. We are also the home of the internationally-renowned Visceral Mind summer school, which provides a week-long residential course in functional neuroanatomy. While many other institutions are moving away from this method, we offer traditional learning using cadaveric material, as we believe it is an essential means of providing a comprehensive understanding of topographical anatomy, as well as an appreciation of anatomical variations. In addition, we boast an extensive library of high-quality 3D physical models and prosections and provide our students with access to a cutting-edge 3D anatomy learning resource that can be used for virtual dissection, as well as virtual/augmented reality teaching and learning environments and tools. The college also houses a teaching- and research-dedicated 3T magnetic resonance imaging facility where researchers are mapping out functional anatomy in vivo. At Bangor University, undergraduate and postgraduate students embark on an exciting journey of discovery, unlocking the intricate complexities of anatomy and its mysteries, enriching their understanding of what it means to be human. We invite you to explore our courses and resources, and to embark on a transformative educational journey with the North Wales Human Anatomy Centre.

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