The Anatomical Sciences Laboratory (ASL) facility consists of a large teaching laboratory and a smaller flexible teaching space which can be subdivided into three rooms.
A wide range of resources are available to support anatomical education that include a significant high quality collection of prosected specimens, anatomical models and a collection of both a normal and pathological potted specimens.
In addition to providing anatomy teaching for undergraduate students of medicine and other health professions we also work with a range of postgraduates to provide continuing education.
The ASL can accommodate both embalmed and fresh frozen cadaveric courses.
We are always pleased to hear from potential new clients. If you would like to make an enquiry please contact Dr David Walker or Ellen Adams via [email protected]
New facilities include a large teaching laboratory and flexible seminar room space
An increasing range of postgraduate courses are being supported.
The University cannot accept responsibility for external websites.
