MC158 - Master of Laboratory Medicine

Plan: MC158 - Master of Laboratory Medicine
Campus: Bundoora Campus

Learning outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes Statement

As a graduate from this two-year program, you will be able to apply advanced knowledge and skills in a range of diagnostic procedures in a clinical pathology laboratory. You will develop high level skills in problem solving, interpretative and critical thinking that are relevant to your areas of specialisation.  This will encompass substantial depth in two chosen disciplines selected from Advanced Haematology, Advanced Anatomical Pathology, Advanced Transfusion and Transplantation Science, Advanced Clinical Biochemistry or Advanced Medical Microbiology courses.

PLO1. Demonstrate advanced knowledge of key scientific principles in two core clinical speciality disciplines of laboratory medicine.  

PLO2. Apply systematic knowledge of core cellular and molecular processes underlying health and disease in a global context including First Nations people. 

PLO3.  Perform a range of diagnostic techniques relevant to the field of laboratory medicine.  

PLO4.  Adapt critical analysis skills in problem solving methodologies and artefacts. 

PLO5. Critically evaluate the principles relating to scientific integrity, ethical issues and legal framework.

PLO6. Apply an effective connected interpersonal and teamwork in the field of laboratory medicine to maintain a safe working environment. 

PLO7.  Interpret and present complex information through collaboration with individuals and multidisciplinary groups in the diagnostic laboratory environment. 

PLO8.  Critically reflect and integrate experiences in relation to theory and work practices to further professional development. 

PLO9.  Apply the principles and methods of scientific inquiry, research design and performance in a laboratory project in the field of laboratory medicine. 

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