On 17/2/2026 the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics successfully organized a Model Exhibition on Human Anatomy and Body Systems supervised by Mr. Adam Jalal, providing students with an engaging opportunity to transform their theoretical knowledge into creative and practical learning experiences.
As part of the exhibition, students prepared and presented a variety of three-dimensional models illustrating the major systems of the human body and important aspects of human anatomy. Through their models and presentations, the students demonstrated their understanding of the structure and functions of different body systems, including their significance in maintaining overall health and well-being.
The exhibition encouraged students to explore anatomy beyond textbooks and develop their creativity, teamwork, communication, presentation, and scientific knowledge. Students explained their models to faculty members and fellow students, demonstrating their ability to communicate complex anatomical concepts in a simple and understandable manner.
Overall, the model exhibition was a successful academic activity that fostered active learning, student participation, creativity, and a deeper understanding of the human body and its systems.
keywords: Human Anatomy Model Exhibition, 3D Body Systems, Student Projects, Interactive Learning, Nutrition and Dietetics
