Program graduate specifications
After successfully completing the bachelor's program in medical laboratories, the graduate will be able to:
1. Demonstrate an understanding of biomedical science in the field of laboratory medicine.
2. Apply the knowledge they have acquired in biochemistry, hematology, immunology, microbiology, parasitology, and blood banking in laboratory investigations.
3. Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the relationship between laboratory data and disease processes, and how laboratory data relate to health and disease.
4. Use critical thinking and problem-solving skills in laboratory diagnostics to make evidence-based decisions.
5. Communicate effectively and demonstrate professional competence in dealing with patients, their families, and other health care workers.
6. Maintaining confidentiality, adhering to legal and ethical standards related to examinations, and complying with government systems and regulations applied to medical laboratories.
7. Conducting tests and applying modern laboratory technology to interpret the results efficiently and professionally.
8. Apply biorisk management and quality management measures.
9. Use their knowledge, laboratory training and research skills to explore and respond to medical science issues at various levels.
10. Engage in continuing education, self-study and lifelong learning.