Pathological Analysis

The Master of Pathological Analyses (Medical Laboratory Sciences) program aims to prepare advanced scientific and research-oriented professionals in the field of medical laboratories. The program focuses on developing in-depth theoretical knowledge, advanced practical skills, and research competencies required for accurate laboratory diagnosis and medical decision support. The curriculum includes advanced courses in clinical chemistry, advanced hematology, immunology, medical microbiology, parasitology, molecular diagnostics, and biomedical laboratory technologies. In addition, the program emphasizes laboratory quality management, biosafety, and research ethics. A key component of the program is scientific research training, including experimental design, statistical analysis of medical data, and academic scientific writing. Students are required to complete a master's thesis based on original research conducted under specialized academic supervision. Graduates of the Master of Pathological Analyses program are qualified to work in advanced diagnostic laboratories, teaching hospitals, medical research centers, public health laboratories, and healthcare institutions. The program also prepares graduates for academic careers and doctoral studies in medical laboratory sciences and related disciplines.