Pathology Courses
Pathology is literally “the study of disease”. Knowledge about human diseases comes from observations made on patients (clinical pathology) – looking at the causes and mechanisms of disease, and the effects of disease upon various organs and systems or in experimental studies on tissues, cell cultures or animal models (experimental pathology). Courses in Pathology (Pathology 3240A and 3245B) introduce basic disease mechanisms and their appearance in specific organ systems (e.g. the heart, lungs and brain). Senior level courses present more advanced concepts in both clinical and experimental pathology.
Course descriptions from the Academic Calendar
Constraints - Pathology courses are heavily constrained. See how your module affects your access to courses.
Course Selection Guidelines - a year-by-year guide for selecting courses in the basic medical science modules.
What you should know......
1. Pathology 3240A and Pathology 3245B are only available to students in Years 3 and 4.
2. A mark of at least 70% in Pathology 3240A is required as a prerequisite for Pathology 3245B. This will be checked in January and students will be removed from 3245B if they don't satisfy this mark prerequisite.
3. Both Pathology 3240A and 3245B (with a mark of at least 70% in each) are required as a prerequisite for
Pathology 4400A/B
4. Both Pathology 3240A and 3245B (with a mark of at least 75% in each) are required as a prerequisite for
Pathology 4500B.
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