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On May 23rd, UNIALFA held a practical class in the Anatomy Laboratory at the Perimetral campus with students from the Nutrition, Pharmacy, Biomedicine, and Physical Education courses in the blended learning modality.
The activity aimed to familiarize students with laboratory experiences, strengthening the relationship between theory and practice in the academic training process. During the class, students were able to explore content related to human anatomy, a fundamental area for understanding how the body works and for professional practice in the fields of health and human movement.
The in-person meeting provided academics with an important practical experience for the development of technical skills, in addition to fostering integration between students, teachers, and the institution.
Conducting practical laboratory classes reinforces UNIALFA's commitment to a comprehensive education, even in the blended learning modality, guaranteeing students in-person learning opportunities, experimentation, and in-depth exploration of the content covered throughout the course.
With initiatives like this, the institution reaffirms its commitment to teaching focused on practice, academic quality, and preparing students for the professional challenges in their fields of study.
