The Anatomy Department comprises multiple purpose-built units that together support comprehensive undergraduate teaching, postgraduate training, and research. All areas are well equipped with high-quality teaching materials and modern audio-visual aids to enhance learning and demonstration.
Description: A spacious, well-ventilated dissection hall designed for cadaveric dissection and hands-on anatomical instruction.
Features: Adequate dissection stations; appropriate lighting and ventilation; AV setup for live demonstrations.
Description: A fully equipped histology laboratory for microscopic anatomy and tissue study.
Features: Modern light microscopes; an extensive collection of prepared histology slides; colour histology charts for comparative study and teaching.
Description: A teaching museum that provides visual and tactile learning resources for gross anatomy.
Features: Wet specimens; anatomical models; educational charts; X-ray view boxes; articulated skeletons.
Description: A focused collection of anatomy textbooks, atlases, reference works, and journals to support coursework and self-study.
Features: Wet specimens; anatomical models; educational charts; X-ray view boxes; articulated skeletons.
Description: Laboratory space dedicated to anatomical and biomedical research projects.
Features: Basic research equipment and bench space to support faculty and student investigations.
Description: Rooms for small-group teaching, seminars, case discussions, and demonstrations.
Features: Audio-visual aids, projection equipment, and seating arranged for interactive learning.
The department’s integrated facilities—combining dissection, microscopic study, museum resources, library support, research space, and seminar/demonstration rooms—create a robust environment for effective anatomy education and scholarly activity.