Human Physiology
About
In this course you will get a deeper knowledge of human physiology. In lectures, laboratory work and group work, you learn about the structure and function of different organ systems, and their interaction; central, autonomic and peripheral nervous system, sensory organs, muscular system, heart and circulatory system, the body's hormonal control system, gastrointestinal tract, kidney, respiratory and exercise physiology. Animal experimental methodology is included in the course
Prerequisites and selection
Entry requirements
One of the following options:
1) Approved basic courses BIO900, Cell Biology 15 credits, BIO905, Molecular Genetics, 15 credits, BIO910, Biological Form and Function, 15 credits, BIO915, Ecology and Evolution, 15 credits, and BIO920 Biodiversity and Systematics, 15 credits.
2) Approved ES1201, Environmental Sciences: Natural Science, 15 credits, ES1300, Natural Resources Management, 15 credits, ES1305, Pollutants effects and dispersal on Biological Systems, 15 credits, BIO915, Ecology and Evolution 15 credits, and BIO910, Biological Form and Function, 15 credits.
3) Approved courses (MAR101-112+NTH001) within the first and second year of the Bachelor program in Marine science. At least 90 of the 120 credits must be passed.
Selection
Selection is based upon the number of credits from previous university studies, maximum 165 credits.
Facilities
Teaching is conducted in the Natrium building, on Medicinareberget in Gothenburg (Medicinaregatan 7B).
