The Master of Science in Anatomy & Neurobiology (Vesalius Program) at Boston University Graduate Medical Sciences is a rigorous, two-year, 32-credit program designed to prepare students as both biomedical scientists and outstanding educators. The program integrates advanced coursework in anatomical and neurobiological sciences with a dedicated teaching development module known as the Vesalius Module. Students complete medical and graduate-level courses, including hands-on experience in cadaver-based human gross anatomy and neuroanatomy, and engage in primary biomedical research resulting in a master's thesis. The Vesalius Module combines formal pedagogical training, a teaching fellowship (apprenticeship), and the development of mentored teaching projects under the guidance of experienced faculty. Graduates are equipped for further study (PhD or medical school), academic teaching, or research careers in healthcare and sciences. The program is nationally recognized for its focus on anatomy education and is located on Boston University's Medical Campus, leveraging state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and a vibrant academic community.