Department of Anatomy and Histology

The Department of Anatomy and Histology provides basic knowledge regarding the structure of animal body systems.

The department teaches gross anatomy, embryology and histology of domestic animals.

Students receive practical training through dissection, microscopic examination and laboratory demonstrations.

The department supports veterinary education by helping students understand normal body structure and tissue organization.

Mission of the Department

The mission of the department is to provide quality education and practical training in veterinary anatomy and histology.

The department focuses on understanding body structures, tissue organization and embryological development in animals.

The department promotes academic excellence through practical demonstrations and research activities.

Study of body organs, systems and anatomical structures in animals.

Microscopic study of tissues and cellular organization.

Understanding embryonic development and organ formation in animals.

Practical exposure through animal dissection and anatomical demonstrations.

Training students in tissue preparation and microscopic examination.

The department promotes research related to anatomy and histological sciences.

The department offers anatomy and histology courses for veterinary undergraduate students.

Students receive practical exposure in anatomy and microscopic sciences.

The department supports research and academic activities in anatomical sciences.

The laboratory provides practical training through dissections and anatomical demonstrations.

Students learn microscopic examination and tissue identification techniques.

The department supports research and practical learning in anatomy and histology.

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Code	Title of Course	C. Hrs.
ANH-201	Veterinary Gross Anatomy-I	4(2+2)
ANH-202	Veterinary Histology and Embryology	3(2+1)
ANH-301	Veterinary Gross Anatomy-II	4(2+2)