Introduction to Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders

A clinical introduction to otorhinolaryngology

Taught out of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, this specialization introduces the surgical subspecialty focused on ear, nose, and throat conditions — one of the more overlooked corners of medical education for learners outside a clinical program.

Ground covered

• Relevant anatomy and physiology of the ear, nose, and throat
• Clinical assessment and patient evaluation techniques
• Speech-language pathology and communication disorders tied to ENT conditions
• An overview of surgical and non-surgical patient treatment

It's set at the beginner level, so it's built to be accessible to learners without a prior medical background, while still going deep enough to be genuinely useful for allied-health students, speech therapists, or anyone curious about this specialty. With just over 3,000 learners, it's a niche but substantive offering from a well-known medical school.