Diploma of Health Sciences (Laboratory Medicine) (Stage 1)

The program provides comprehensive knowledge of laboratory medicine through the study of clinical biochemistry, haematology, blood transfusion serology, histopathology, diagnostic cytology, medical microbiology, medical biotechnology and immunology. Students develop the scientific knowledge and practical laboratory skills required to examine and analyse body fluids and tissues, supporting the diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of diseases in healthcare and research settings.

Australian Qualifications with Year 11 English completed with a minimum of 50%, or a minimum STAT score of 110. General Certificate of Education (GCE) O-Level with a minimum of four passes (Grade D or above), or International Baccalaureate (IB) Year 1 Diploma with a minimum of 18 points across at least four subjects.