Medical laboratory scientists provide information about a patient’s health which can be vital to the diagnosis and treatment of disease. The Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science prepares you for a career in this field.
You’ll develop skills in accurate observation and the collection, recording and interpretation of test results. You’ll have access to the latest equipment, including automated analysers in the AUT Roche Diagnostics Laboratory, which is the first of its kind in New Zealand.
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This degree prepares you for a career in a diagnostic laboratory. Registered medical laboratory scientists work in public hospitals and community laboratories doing diagnostic laboratory testing across all specialisations. Other career paths include: