The B.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program covers a wide array of subjects fundamental to diagnosing diseases and conducting tests in medicine. In the first year, one begins with such basics of Human Anatomy and Physiology as well as Biochemistry and Microbiology to learn basics related to human elements and body functions. Some topics like Pathology, Hematology, and Immunology introduce students to disease mechanisms, blood disorders, and immune responses. Additionally, they learn Clinical Biochemistry, which deals with biochemical analysis of body fluids, and Medical Ethics, which enables them to learn about ethical obligations in the health sector.
The later years provide students with practical experience in Diagnostic Techniques, Clinical Pathology, Cytology, and Histopathology, which include microscopic examination of tissue samples and cellular structures. Other advanced subjects, such as Molecular Biology, Blood Banking, and Medical Instrumentation, prepare them for specialized roles in laboratories. The program offers students practical training in the form of internships, laboratory sessions, and case studies, thus making them apply what they learn to real-world healthcare settings. It prepares graduates for work in hospitals, diagnostic labs, and research institutions.