Master of Science in Anatomy Education

• Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university
• Preferred background in biology, anatomy, physiology, or related life science field
• Strong academic record
• Demonstrated interest in anatomy and teaching/education
• Submission of official academic transcripts
• Personal Statement required
• Two Letters of Recommendation
• English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS) for international applicants
• Participation in an interview (if shortlisted)

The Master of Science in Anatomy Education (MSAE) at Johns Hopkins is a one-year, intensive program designed to provide advanced training in clinically based human anatomy along with teaching skills. The curriculum offers an immersive experience through classroom instruction, cadaver dissection laboratories, and small-group learning, ensuring a strong understanding of anatomical structures and their clinical relevance. In addition, the program integrates educational theory and instructional methods, helping students develop effective teaching and communication skills. A key component is the teaching practicum, where students gain hands-on experience delivering anatomy education in both lecture and lab settings. The program prepares graduates for careers in medical/health professions education, higher education teaching, or further studies such as PhD or professional programs.