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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Laboratory Science | Laboratory Technology | Medical Laboratory Technology
Area of study
Health
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


The Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science program prepares students for careers as medical laboratory scientists in various settings. The curriculum includes coursework in biology, chemistry, and clinical laboratory disciplines, with a focus on advanced MLS disciplines and clinical practice in the senior year. The program provides well-equipped facilities, qualified faculty, and small class sizes, ensuring quality instruction and student interaction. Graduates are equipped with the skills to pursue careers as medical technologists, microbiology technicians, and other laboratory professionals.

Program Outline


Degree Overview:

The Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) degree prepares students to work as medical laboratory scientists in various settings, including hospital laboratories, clinics, research labs, physician office laboratories, public health laboratories, and reference labs. The program's curriculum includes courses in biology, chemistry, math, social sciences, and humanities during the first three years. The senior year focuses on advanced MLS disciplines and clinical practice in clinical facilities.


Outline:

The MLS program requires a minimum of 120 credits:

  • University Core Curriculum Program courses: 42 credits
  • Clinical Laboratory Core Courses: 17 credits
  • Required Foundation Courses: 8 credits
  • Clinical Courses: 51-53 credits
  • First-Year Seminars or Professional Skills: 2 credits (required for full-time, first-time in college students)

First-Year Seminars:

  • UNIV 1101 First-Year Seminar I (1 semester hour)
  • UNIV 1102 First-Year Seminar II (1 semester hour)

Other:

  • The program provides well-equipped classroom and laboratory facilities.
  • The courses are taught by qualified faculty knowledgeable in all areas of the clinical laboratory.
  • Class sizes are small, and faculty are dedicated to quality instruction and student interaction.
  • The summer of the final year is spent in various clinical laboratories throughout the city, including a children's hospital, an independent laboratory, and several large city hospitals.

Careers:

Upon graduation, students will have the skills to pursue careers such as:

  • Medical Technologist
  • Microbiology Technician
  • Clinical Laboratory Scientist Intern
  • Medical Laboratory Specialist
  • Microbiological Laboratory Technician
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