RE-THINKING HEALTH SCIENCE
Our students in the one-year Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences program gain invaluable skills through simulation. Using HoloHuman+ and Microsoft HoloLens headsets to experience immersive, three-dimensional anatomical models, students explore more than 2,500 named structures across 12 body systems to better prepare for future advanced study in health-related fields by deepening their understanding of human anatomy. Students also utilize an anatomage table, an anatomical simulator capable of displaying detailed views of human bodily systems on a life-size, interactive screen.
EDUCATING COMPASSIONATE CLINICIANS
The Doctor of Clinical Psychology (PsyD) program at KCU educates aspiring psychologists to become patient-centered clinicians through a curriculum that gradually progresses from foundational knowledge to advanced clinical practice. Prior to treating real patients during their practicum work, our students participate in simulation activities with simulated patients to develop their foundational therapy and psychological assessment skills.