Biotechnical companies often recruit science graduates to work in sales, marketing or manufacturing, while Government departments employ science graduates as advisors and research staff. Other Anatomy graduates pursue careers in the paraclinical sciences, such as sports medicine or physiotherapy. Popular choices are osteopathy or chiropractic because an Anatomy major is a required entry qualification to colleges of osteopathy and chiropractic. Anatomy graduates of UNSW are eligible to enter the Master of Science course in chiropractic at Macquarie University. Histology deals with the microscopic structure of cells and tissues, and shows how the unique functions of individual organs are due to the specialised nature of the cells that compose them.
Embryology is concerned with the development of the embryo and the foetus.
Emphasis is placed on the processes that shape the developing embryo and the factors that can lead to developmental deformities. In Gross Anatomy we study the form, arrangement and function of the bones, joints, muscles and internal organs, together with their blood and nerve supply. Neuroanatomy deals with the dazzling complexity of the nervous system and examines how damage to specific neural circuits can lead to disturbances of thought, perception and movement. Majoring in Anatomy with the flexibility to choose other subjects in your area of interest. For students interested in choosing Anatomy as a specialisation within the medical sciences .