Anatomy might be the subject that is the most fun but it is definitely also the most challenging to pass. It is by far the largest one, and the only one with two lectures and two classes that are held every week. Additionally, it is known to be a subject in which most people need more than one take (in the exams) in order to pass.

The lectures are uploaded online on the department's YouTube channel and should be carefully watched (and remembered by heart). They are of very high quality and usually, in our experience, require no further research in order to understand the topic. It is useful to watch each lecture before the class since the classes precisely align with the lectures. Keep in mind that lectures might be removed from YouTube eventually, so take comprehensive notes or download them to your computer.

During the classes, the content of the lectures is demonstrated on real body specimens. Some teachers will question you on the lecture's content and will roast you if you miss knowledge (if you can't handle that, come prepared). On top of this, after every class, a short pin test is written requiring correct naming of pinned structures, however, it is not graded and only serves for your own track of progress.

To be well-prepared for the credits and the final exam, we advise you to consistently study the lecture content, as it can accumulate rapidly. The best way to keep up is with pre-made Anki decks from older students; socialise and integrate yourself well in order to receive and update those decks together. 

Attendance is mandatory and unexcused absences from too many classes lead to not being admitted to write the credit. Arrive on time since the doors will get locked after the classes have started. 

Apart from that: Enjoy the ride!