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Anatomy

Studying Anatomy, Developmental & Human Biology at King’s, you will be part of a multidisciplinary department working to understand the structure and function of the human body, from cells to organ systems, including development, ageing and evolution.

Anatomy is a fundamental subject in the biomedical sciences that fosters creativity and curiosity. Traditional dissection develops widely transferrable practical abilities, as well as skills in exploration and observation, documentation and communication.

Anatomy is central to understanding human variation, and is essential to many exciting medical advances, including regenerative medicine, and new surgical and medical imaging strategies.

Why study Anatomy, Developmental & Human Biology at King's?

  • Through our diverse modules, there is an abundance of opportunity for hands-on experience, from dissection labs to embryology practicals and lab-based research projects.
  • It is a research-led degree programme, meaning the course content and delivery strategies are constantly updated in light of recent advancement.
  • Our department offers a close-knit, supportive community that comes together regularly for research and career seminars, as well as social events and outings.

The Department of Anatomy

History of Anatomy at King’s

King’s contributions to the understanding of human anatomy date back to the seventeenth century.

Meet our Experts

Take a look at our A-Z of Anatomy experts and see academic profiles of each person now.

Teaching Facilities

KCL is extremely proud of our recently refurbished, modern teaching & learning spaces, which include two dissection labs.

Anatomy Demonstrators

Anatomy Demonstrators teach and supervise undergraduate students in the Department of Anatomy.

Anatomy Bequests

Donating your body to a medical school is a valuable gift.

Associate & Student Societies

We actively collaborate with parties that share our interest for the delivery of first-class education and research.

Anatomy news & events

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