Introduction

Physiology is an intriguing scientific discipline that focuses on the function of living organisms. Physiology studies the processes of life at all levels of organization. From the biochemical reactions in our cells to the interrelated functioning of the major organ systems of the body, Physiologists explore the processes that regulate life. Physiology uses aspects of Anatomy, Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Physics to understand the why living systems are designed as they are.

At the University of Saskatchewan you can study physiology in a small close-knit department. In Physiology you will, learn from well-regarded researchers. Participate in labs that will help you synthesize information from many different classes. And learn how to think about the body as an amazingly sensitive system capable of responding an incredible range of environmental pressures without any conscious effort.

Physiology provides a strong scientific foundation for further training in many health-related professions. Studying Physiology could be the start of a career in various health care fields, such as Medicine, Chiropractic, or Optometry. Discover where physiology can lead you.