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• 136 Histology  - Study program that extends beyond pure microscopic descriptions. Explores the integration of tissue structures with functions.
• 213 Veterinary Respiratory Pathophysiology  - Reviewing the basics of respiratory physiology and structure, developing an organized evaluation of veterinary patients, and presenting detailed discussions on the agents of respiratory system disease.
• 326 Zoological Medicine  - Integrates and Introduction to Zoological Medicine and Zoological Medicine. Includes course description.
• 399 Medicine I  - Free course teaches basic medicine skills and provides a concise practical knowledge on patient assessment, symptoms, laboratory testing, pharmacology and prescription writing.
• 412 Medicine II  - Part two (or year two) of a three-year medical course. Provides students with deeper understanding of pathology and diseases.
• 898 Geriatric Dentistry  - Didactic course providing the necessary training on rendering comprehensive oral healthcare and teaching dental problem prevention.
• BIO-181 Tropical Ecology and Conservation  - Experience-rich course allowing students to get a broader understanding of tropical ecology and conservation biology.
• CMH110 Epidemiology and Biostatistics  - Offers students the opportunity to learn the basic skills for critiquing the medical literature, particularly those pertaining to Epidemiology and Biostatistics.
• DENT 0107 Histology  - Offers an opportunity for students to better learn about the microscopic structure of cells, tissues, and organs, the correlation of structure and function in particular.
• DENT 0312 Implant Dentistry  - Summer program providing students with the basic educaction and foundation for the diagnosis, treatment planning, and sequence of treatment involved in Implant Dentistry.
• DHPD-224 International Multilateral Negotiation  - Features weekly in-class discussions that enable students to have a better grasp of international politics.
• EXP-0053-CF Producing Films for Social Change  - Hands-on editorial and production course that allows students to brainstorm, research, report, produce, shoot, and edit their own short documentary films on social issues.
• GEN200 Genetics  - Covers the diagnosis and treatment of genetic diseases, study of disease inheritance, mapping of disease genes, research on molecular genetics and pathogenesis, and various other subjects at the intersection of genetics and diseases.
• IDP200 Pathophysiology of Infectious Diseases  - Course created to provide students with the necessary knowledge of the clinical and pathophysiologic aspects of infectious disease.
• MBI200 Microbiology  - Introductory course to the principles of infectious agents. Offers a wet-lab hands-on experience.
• NUTR-0240-01 Theories of Public Policy  - Course serves as an exploration into the competing theories, models, and analytical frameworks for understanding policymaking.
• Oral Public Health and Community Service  - Program designed to explore the impact of society, disparate cultures, attitudes, health beliefs and risk behaviors on oral public health.
• PHY-6 Physics for Humanists  - Non-major program intended for those "intellectually and emotionally curious" but who opt not to specialize in the Natural Sciences.
• PPY221 Musculoskeletal Pathophysiology  - Educating students with the ailments and disorders that affect the musculoskeletal system.
• PPY224 Pathophysiology of Endocrinology  - Focuses on Diabetes, Metabolism, and the endocrine system. Provides students a brief review of physiology and teaches about pathophysiology.
• Preclinical Complete Denture Prosthodontics  - Course introducing students to the treatment of the edentulous patient. Aims to make students to get acquainted with pertinent laboratory procedures.
• Tufts OpenCourseWare  - Component of a Tufts educational movement designed to allow courses to be freely accessible online.