Pathophysiology

Catalog description

Pathophysiology is a graduate-level elective course that explores the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying human diseases. Through a systems-based approach, students will examine the physiological and pathological processes contributing to disease development and progression, with a focus on the cardiovascular, neurological, metabolic, and immune systems. The course integrates foundational scientific principles with clinical relevance, enhancing students’ ability to analyze disease mechanisms and therapeutic strategies. Designed for biomedical sciences graduate students, this course strengthens critical thinking skills and prepares students for careers in research, healthcare, and translational medicine.