Applied Human Anatomy and Physiology (Minor)

What is applied human anatomy and physiology?

Applied human anatomy and physiology is an interdisciplinary minor designed for students interested in pursuing degrees in medicine and allied health. Students may combine this minor with majors such as the biomedical sciences, exercise science, health sciences, nursing, or occupational therapy to prepare for advanced graduate studies or medical school. You’ll be introduced to topics including the physiology of exercise, clinical kinesiology, musculoskeletal assessment, neurology, injuries, and the biology of aging.

Why study applied human anatomy and physiology at UNH?

At UNH, you’ll have an academic adviser who understands the requirements and nuances of applying for,and gaining successful admission to,advanced degree programs. The College of Health and Human Services is also home to many leading centers and institutes devoted to applied research and practical expertise including cardiac rehabilitation and therapeutic recreation.

Potential career areas

• Athletic training
• Chiropractic care
• Dentistry
• Medicine
• Nursing
• Occupational therapy
• Osteopathic medicine
• Physical therapy
• Physician assistant