The Physiology course offered by Rice University provides a comprehensive understanding of Physiology. The main objective of the course is to familiarize students with the workings of the human body, specifically focusing on the nervous, muscular, cardiovascular, and respiratory systems. The course delves into how these systems harmoniously work together under healthy conditions and what complications could arise when they don't. It covers core concepts such as flow and resistance, active and passive transport, and electrical concepts. Students will learn to identify the parts of a neuron and how it communicates with other neurons and muscles, understand the structure and functioning of skeletal muscles, and explore the heart's role in driving blood throughout the body. The course also covers the anatomy of the respiratory system, discussing the conditioning and gas exchange regions, and the principles of inhalation and exhalation. The course is available for students aged 13 and up, and is taught by instructors well-versed in the subject matter, offering comprehensive guidance and feedback on assignments and the capstone project. The course is delivered online, with multiple length options available throughout the year, making it flexible for student's schedules. Upon completion of the course, students will gain a Certificate of Completion from Rice University. They will be equipped with the foundational knowledge of physiology, which is crucial for aspiring medical professionals. The skills and knowledge acquired could lead to potential careers in allied health, emergency services, and the medical field. The course also serves as a stepping stone for those interested in further studies in physiology and medicine.