The principle operational objective of the Biomedical Science Program is to prepare students for competitive positions in the local workforce, by providing excellent education in health services according to world-class standards. The Master’s degree in Biomedical Science prepares students for research in the clinical laboratory field, for technical and mid-management positions in universities, medical and research laboratories. The curriculum emphasizes advanced principles of medical laboratory sciences in areas such as clinical chemistry, microbiology, hematology & Immunohematology, molecular diagnostics, and lab management. The degree provides formal training in clinical sciences through theoretical and practical coursework and the application of coursework to a research or applied project.
Graduates of this M.Sc. program will be able to:
- Apply advanced knowledge to evaluate and solve problems related to biomedical laboratory testing, technical and administrative procedures.
- Possess effective communication skills in a variety of professional settings.
- Design, conduct and evaluate various types of research in their substantive areas, according to ethical standards.