The Medical Laboratory Technology Programme offers a robust curriculum designed to prepare students for a dynamic and impactful career in medical laboratory science. The programme integrates both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, covering a wide range of topics essential for expertise in laboratory diagnostics and healthcare support.
Core Courses:
- Basic Anatomy and Physiology II and Biochemistry I lay the foundation for understanding the human body and its biochemical processes.
- Hematology I & II (including practicals) and Chemical Pathology I & II (including practicals) delve into blood disorders, biochemical changes in diseases, and diagnostic techniques.
- Microbiology I & II (including practicals) cover the study of microorganisms and their role in health and disease.
- Histotechnology I & II (including practicals) focus on tissue processing and microscopic analysis.
Practical and Clinical Experience:
- Health Promotion and Education equips students with skills to advocate for health and disease prevention.
- Clinical Practicum provides hands-on experience in real-world settings, reinforcing theoretical knowledge and technical skills.
- Project Work allows students to undertake research or applied projects, showcasing their ability to integrate and apply their learning.
Advanced Studies:
- Microbiology IV and Chemical Pathology IV offer advanced insights into specialized areas of laboratory science.
- Quality Management System prepares students to ensure high standards and reliability in laboratory practices.
Complementary Courses:
- Medical Sociology, Medical Psychology, and Occupational Health and Safety provide broader context on the impact of laboratory work on patient care and safety.
Graduates of this programme are well-equipped to pursue careers as Medical Laboratory Technologists, Clinical Lab Managers, and specialists in various fields of medical laboratory science.