University of New Hampshire

SCI490 - Human Biology

Course Description

This course is an introductory study of anatomy and physiology that provides a foundation in biological science and the structure and function of the human body. Topics explored include cellular biology and molecular composition, tissues, organs, and how the human body systems perform and adapt. The building of a relevant vocabulary and a foundation of facts and concepts provides the background needed for further understanding of developments in bioscience and biomedicine.

Tuition & Fees

Varies

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Location

Online

Credits

4.0 units

Course Sections

Seat counts change rapidly, these numbers may not reflect current seat availability.

Spring 2024

Mar 25 to May 17

crn: 55988

Format:

Already Started

Time: TBA

Professor(s): Karen West

Live Seat Count: 14 - (about 2 months ago)

Course Materials

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Already Started

Summer 2024

May 28 to Jul 19

crn: 70701

Format:

Already Started

Time: TBA

Professor(s): Karen West

Live Seat Count: 19 - (5 days ago)

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Fall 2024

Oct 28 to Dec 20

crn: 15164

Format:

Registration Opens 07/17/24

Time: TBA

Professor(s): Not Listed

Live Seat Count: 27 - (5 days ago)

Course Materials

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Registration Opens 07/17/24

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