GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOLOGY
Curriculum Map
Program and Graduation Requirements
A structured curriculum integrating core physiology, research training,
biomedical sciences, and interdisciplinary learning.
Program Requirements
Students are required to complete a minimum of 30 credits for graduation, including both required and elective courses.
Seminar in Physiology (I–IV)
Core Required
4 Credits
Physiology
Core Required
4 Credits
Research Techniques in Physiology
Core Required
3 Credits
Applied Physiology
Core Required
2 Credits
Thesis (I–II)
Core Required
6 Credits
Research Ethics
Core Required
0 Credit
Advanced Physiology
Program Elective
1 CreditCell Physiology
Program Elective
2 CreditsScientific Writing and Presentation
Program Elective
1 CreditObesity: From Basic Science to Clinical Medicine
Program Elective
2 CreditsAnimal Models and Their Applications
Program Elective
2 CreditsSpecial Topics in Military Medicine Research
Program Elective
1 CreditCardiovascular Physiology
Program Elective
2 CreditsNeurocell Biology
Program Elective
3 CreditsBehavioral Neuroscience
Program Elective
3 CreditsSpecial Topics in Biomedical Engineering
Program Elective
3 CreditsBiomedical Engineering Practice
Program Elective
3 CreditsOther Electives
Courses offered by other graduate institutes may also be counted as elective credits upon approval.
Frontiers in Biomedical Sciences (I–II)
Each 90-minute session is equivalent to 0.1 credit. A minimum accumulation of 1 credit is required for recognition, with a maximum of 2 credits applicable toward graduation.
2 Credits
Course Registration Reminder
Students should follow the curriculum requirements applicable to their year of admission and consult with their academic advisor before course registration.
Graduate Institute of Physiology
Building a strong foundation in physiology, biomedical research, and interdisciplinary learning.