Program Description:
Medical Laboratory Sciences is a Basic Science major that enhances graduates’ clinical research and studies. Advances in Laboratory Hematology and Blood Banking have contributed to corresponding progress in clinical research and education. Graduates in this field can work in laboratories using microscopy, immunology laboratories, cell culture, flow cytometry, and molecular science.
Students study hematopoiesis, blood cell morphology, plasma factors, and cell-related antigens and antibodies, examining both normal cells from healthy individuals and abnormal cells from patients.
Students study hematopoiesis, blood cell morphology, plasma factors, and cell-related antigens and antibodies, examining both normal cells from healthy individuals and abnormal cells from patients.
Courses and Credit Requirements:
Prerequisite Courses: 4 credits (conditional)
Specialized Courses: 20 credits
Thesis: 6 credits
Total: 30 credits
Program Curriculum
For more information, please download the Hematology and Blood Transfusion Program Curriculum
