The College of Medicine’s 170,000-square-foot medical education building features the latest in lab and classroom technology that delivers the medical school’s innovative, patient-centered curriculum. The building is home to the Harriet F. Ginsburg Health Sciences Library, a Clinical Skills and Simulation Center, a 5,300-square-foot Microscopy Lab and a world-class Anatomy Lab.
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Anatomy Lab
Anatomy is taught in a high-tech 8,100 square foot lab with 22 dissection tables, 2 preparation rooms, cold storage, demonstration area, and space for future research.
View The Anatomy Lab
Clinical Skills and Simulation Center
UCFCOM Clinical Skills and Simulation Center’s mission is to provide a safe learning environment for the undergraduate medical curriculum to teach and assess students in patient-centered care, and develop a line of extramural work for the training of healthcare professionals outside UCF.
Discover Clinical Skills
Harriet F. Ginsburg Library
Whether you require help finding information or conducting research, your library is here to help! Follow the links below, and contact us if you need assistance.
Our Library
Microscopy Lab
The Microscopy laboratory is the lab of the future. Using virtual digitized slides, students explore the secrets of the cell and its pathology and are able to compare normal to abnormal tissues. The laboratory also supports traditional histology and pathology slide study with a ten-headed microscope equipped with digital image capturing and multiple video monitors.
Our Microscopy Lab
Campus Cafeteria/Cafe
The UCF College of Medicine has a first-floor cafeteria selling fresh food during the day and 24-hour grab-and-go menus.
Eat At The Cafe