Program Overview

Program Overview

The Muskuloskeletal Anatomi program is a foundational course in the anatomy of the musculoskeletal system, covering the study of muscles, joints, and skeleton. The course includes medical terminology and provides a detailed introduction to the anatomy and function of the musculoskeletal system.

Program Details

• The program is offered as a standalone course.
• It is a beginner's course at the basic level, worth 6 higher education credits.
• The course is ideal for those who want to build a foundation for further studies in medicine, physiotherapy, sports science, or related fields.

Course Structure

• The course is not module-based.
• It is offered during the summer of 2026.
• The study location is independent of a specific location, and the study form is part-time (40%) during the day.
• The language of instruction is Swedish.
• There are no mandatory meetings on campus.
• The course is web-based, requiring access to an internet-connected computer with equipment for video lectures.

Admission Requirements

• Basic eligibility requirements apply.
• Selection is based on grades and university entrance exams.

Program Content

The Muskuloskeletal Anatomi course covers the detailed study of the muscles, joints, and skeleton, which together form the functional basis for human movement and stability. Through theoretical reviews, the course deepens the understanding of the structure and function of the musculoskeletal system, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of how these structures interact to support the body's shape and enable movements of the spine and extremities.