Master of Laboratory Medicine

Upon successful completion of the Master of Laboratory Medicine program, graduates are equipped with advanced laboratory skills and expertise to work as senior laboratory technologists, clinical laboratory scientists, or laboratory managers. They may find employment in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, medical laboratories, research institutions, public health departments, and diagnostic companies.

01. Clinical Laboratory Scientist (CLS)
02. Laboratory Manager/Supervisor
03. Molecular Diagnostics Specialist
04. Immunology Specialist
05. Hematology Specialist
06. Microbiology Specialist
07. Pathology Assistant
08. Blood Bank Specialist
09. Clinical Research Coordinator
10. Quality Assurance Specialist
11. Laboratory Information Systems Manager
12. Industrial Laboratory Specialist
13. Toxicology Specialist
14. Cytotechnologist Specialist
15. Clinical Educator or Instructor
16. Public Health Laboratory Specialist
17. Genetic Counselor
18. Transplant Laboratory Specialist
19. Research Scientist in Medical Laboratories
20. Pharmaceutical Laboratory Specialist

Australian Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent overseas qualification) in a cognate discipline with a minimum GPA of 2.0 (out of 4.0) (Laboratory Medicine, Biomedical or Biological Sciences or Medicine);.

An Australian Bachelor’s degree in a cognate discipline (Laboratory Biology, Biomedical or Biological Sciences, or Medicine) with at least 5 years of working experience in the laboratory of diagnostic pathology.