The Department of Medical Laboratory Science trains students in modern diagnostic techniques that are essential for patient care. Through hands-on learning in microbiology, hematology, pathology, and clinical chemistry, graduates become skilled professionals ensuring accurate and reliable medical testing.
The Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science is a four-year program. The first two years emphasize the fundamental sciences and laboratory methodologies, while the final years focus on clinical practice, advanced diagnostic procedures, and laboratory management. Students move progressively from theory-based learning to supervised practice in diagnostic centers and hospitals.
The curriculum covers core laboratory sciences, clinical microbiology, immunology, molecular biology, parasitology, hematology, and biochemistry. Training emphasizes laboratory safety, quality assurance, and diagnostic accuracy. Students undertake practical sessions in hospitals and diagnostic centers to strengthen applied skills.
Applicants must have completed secondary school with passes in Biology and Chemistry, while Physics and Mathematics are desirable. Entry exams and interviews may be required, and students must demonstrate responsibility, accuracy, and a commitment to healthcare.