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Tudor Chinnah is an Associate Professor of Human Anatomy and Medical Education at the University of Exeter Medical School, specializing in innovative teaching methods and international student academic support. He has extensive experience in anatomy education across Nigeria and the UK, with a focus on cadaver-free curricula since his involvement in the Peninsula Medical School's inception. His roles include Academic Lead in Anatomy, coordinator of the Pre-University International Summer School, and former University Senate member.
- Academic Lead in Anatomy for BMBS, BSc Medical Sciences, and Medical Imaging programs
- Coordinator of the UEMS Pre-University International Summer School
- External Examiner for medical schools
- Supervisor for student projects (BMBS and BSc)
His research initially focused on diabetes-induced congenital malformations and teratology but has evolved into medical education scholarship. Key projects include the development of the integrated clinical anatomy spot test (iCAST) and studies on e-resources usage behavior. His work emphasizes imaging technologies, formative assessment strategies, and culturally responsive academic support systems for international students.
Scientific awards include the Teaching Excellence Merit Award, ASPIRE Senior Fellowship, and Senior Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy. He secured a £4,500 internal grant to investigate UK medical schools' best practices for international student support.
- Published peer-reviewed article on anatomy curriculum innovation (2009)
- Presented 2 posters at AMEE and ASME conferences
- Contributed to increased student satisfaction metrics in biomedical sciences
He holds a PhD in Anatomy (University of Sheffield, 2000) and MSc degrees in Clinical Education (2009) and Anatomy (University of Calabar, 1987). His professional activities include serving as College Library liaison officer and line management of junior colleagues.
