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Suez Canal University Faculty of Medicine Programme Specifications A) Basic information: Programme Title: Master of Histology Programme Type: Single Department: Histology Department Coordinator: Dr Magda Naim External Evaluator: Prof. Ahmed Said. Last date of programme specifications approval: 8 / 3 / 2010 B) Professional information: 1) Programme Aims: The programme aims to: Provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the subject of histology & cell biology that enable them to: a) Describe the detailed molecular structure of the cell & the detailed normal histological structure of different tissues and organ systems. b) Perform wide-range of histological techniques as well as dealing with different histological tools and instruments. c) Apply a range of skills to conduct effective histological research. Enable students to use transferable skills in oral presentations, report writing, and the use of information technology Provide students with adequate knowledge and skills in research methodology that enable them to design experiments, analyze data, and review literature critically Provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for their professional careers or for postgraduate study 1 Suez Canal University Faculty of Medicine 2) Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs): a) Knowledge and Understanding: 1. Describe the chromosomal basis of heredity 2. Describe the human genome: structure and function of genes 3. Describe patterns of single gene inheritance 4. Describe tools of molecular genetics 5. Discuss mutations 6. Describe principles of cytogenetics 7. Discuss clinical cytogenetics: Disorders of the autosomes and the sex chromosomes 8. Discuss multifactorial inheritance 9. Discuss genetic counseling 10. Discuss prenatal diagnosis 11. Describe the detailed structure of the cell regarding membranous and non-membranous cell organelles & the nucleus. 12. Describe the phases of cell cycle 13. Describe the stages of mitosis & meiosis 14. Classify and describe the microscopic structure of different types of epithelium 15. Classify specializations of the cell surface & describe their microscopic structure. 16. List the general characteristics of connective tissue 17. Describe the types of connective tissue fibers (synthesis, character, LM & EM) and cells (LM, EM & function) 18. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of cartilage and bone 19. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of muscular tissue 20. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of various elements constituting the nervous tissue 21. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of various elements constituting the blood 2 Suez Canal University Faculty of Medicine 22. Describe the detailed process of haematopoiesis 23. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of the thymus, lymph node, spleen & tonsil. 24. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of blood vessels. 25. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of the skin 26. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of the respiratory system 27. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of the kidney, ureter & urinary bladder. 28. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of various segments forming the GIT 29. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of various elements constituting the male reproductive system 30. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of various elements constituting the female reproductive system 31. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of the Pituitary gland, Adrenal gland, Thyroid and Parathyroid glands, Pineal gland & Islets of Langerhans 32. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of the eye 33. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of the ear 34. Describe the detailed structure of the spinal cord & its tracts 35. Describe the structure of the medulla oblongata 36. Describe the structure of the Pons 37. Describe the structure of the midbrain 38. Describe the detailed microscopic structure of the cerebral cortex and cerebellum. 39. Identify basis and principles of quality assurance in professional practice related to the specialty. 40. Identify basis and ethics of scientific researches b) Intellectual Skills: b1- Demonstrate self evaluation skills and put a plan for self development. 3 Suez Canal University Faculty of Medicine b2- Apply Critical thinking and judgment skills in formulating research hypothesis b3- Apply problem solving skills during practical work. c) Professional and Practical Skills: c1- Identify & draw normal histological sections in different tissues and organs. c2- Prepare histological sections (frozen & paraffin) and their staining with routine H&E stain and special histological stains. c3- Perform histochemical & immunohistochemical techniques. c4- Deal with instruments as balance, pH meter, microtome, cryostat & image analyzer. c5- Understand and interpret typical family pedigrees c6- Interpret a karyotype c7-Understand and interpret notations used for the description of chromosomes and their abnormalities & gene mutations c8- Understand cytogenetic, biochemical and molecular laboratory reports d) General and Transferable Skills: d1- Work effectively in a team on the departmental level and with other departments. d2- Demonstrate efficient Information and Communication Technology (ICT) skills. d3- Communicate effectively with peers and students. d4- Demonstrate effective presentation skills. d5- Acquire continuous self learning skills. 3) Academic Standards: National Academic Reference Standards (NARS) 4) Curriculum Structure and Contents: 4.a- Programme duration: (2 – 5 years) 4 Suez Canal University Faculty of Medicine 4.b- Programme structure: First part: No. of hours/week: Lectures: 12h/week Practical: 12h/week Total: 24h/week Thesis: Second part: No. of hours/week: Lectures: 24h/week Practical: 24h/week Total: 48h/week 5) Programme Courses: First part: Compulsory: Code Course Title No. of No. Units 24 Genetics week 24 Anatomy week Cell biology 24 week Physiology 24 week Pathology 24 week Biochemistry 24 week Microbiology 24 week No. of hours/week Lect. Lab. Exer. 12h/ 12h/ week week 12h/ 12h/ week week 12h/ 12h/ week week 12h/ 12h/ week week 12h/ 12h/ week week 12h/ 12h/ week week 12h/ 12h/ week week Programme ILOs covered (by No.) a1 – a10 c5 – c8 Code Course Title No. of No. of hours/week No. Units Lect. Lab. Exer. 24h/ 24h/ Histology week week Programme ILOs covered (by No.) a11 – a38 c1 – c4 NA NA NA NA NA NA Second part: Compulsory: 5 Suez Canal University Faculty of Medicine 6) Programme Admission Requirements: Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (signed up at least Good) Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Pharmacy 7) Regulations for Progression and Programme Completion: First part: 6 months Assessment (written, oral & practical) Weight 40% Second part: Assessment (written, oral & practical) Weight 60% Fulfillment of the logbook (satisfactory) is a prerequisite for exam. entry If the student fail to pass one of the components of the program (1st or 2nd part examination), he has the chance to repeat the examination several times (up to 4 times) 8) Evaluation of Programme Intended Learning Outcomes: Evaluator 1. Senior Students 2. Alumni 3. Stakeholders 4. External Evaluator 5. Other Tool Questionnaire Questionnaire Interviews Attending exams (checklist/rating scale) 6 Sample