Short overview and structure of the online course

The Human Anatomy and Physiology e-course provides an overview of all human organs, i.e., systems: 1) circulatory system, 2) digestive system, 3) lymphatic system, 4) respiratory system, 5) urogenital system, 6) endocrine system, 7) nervous system, and 8) sensory system. In addition to the knowledge shared within one system, the links with other systems will also be explained. For example, how hormones produced by the adrenal gland affect the functioning of different organs, how the lymphatic system and the circulatory system are linked, how blood pressure affects the functioning of the kidneys, and so on.

The structure of the Human Anatomy and Physiology e-course can be found here.

Prerequisites for enrolling in an online course

The Human Anatomy and Physiology e-course is open to everyone who wants to start learning Human Anatomy and Physiology from the beginning, or who wants to refresh their previous acquired knowledge.

Completion of the online course

In order to participate in the Human Anatomy and Physiology e-course, you need to register an account on the website, which will later be linked to the Human Anatomy and Physiology e-course. More information will be provided after registration for the e-course. The e-course can be completed at a time and pace suitable to you personally.

Human Anatomy and Physiology e-course is based on recorded video lectures. If you have any questions during the course, you can email them to the course organiser. If the questions do not require a long answer, they will be answered by email. In the case of a longer answer, we prefer three options: 1) by telephone; 2) via Zoom; 3) creating an additional video clip to the e-course. In the case of the first two options an exact date and time mutually convenient to both sides shall be agreed.

Documents delivered after the online course

A certificate or a notice will be issued upon completion of the Human Anatomy and Physiology e-course. A certificate will be issued on completion of all learning outcomes. Various written assignments and multiple-choice tests must be completed to achieve the learning objectives. The e-course organiser will provide written feedback on the written assignments. They will be reviewed and fed back within 24 to 72 (usually 24) hours; after that, you can move on to the next module.

When can I start the e-course? How long can I access the e-course?

The online course will be open for enrolment in 2025 at the latest.