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Bachelor of Science (Honours)


in Medical Science Garda Vetting Required | Programme Code: GA785 NQAI level: 8 | Places: 32 | Duration: Four years


Additional Entry Requirements Standard Level 8 entry requirements, including a laboratory science subject and an OC3 or better in Mathematics.


Why study Medical Science?


Medical Science is the study of investigative laboratory procedures, techniques and instruments that are required for the diagnosis of clinical disease and the monitoring of therapy. In recent years there has been an increasing demand for medical laboratory diagnostic services and for the development of new services. This programme will provide students with a solid foundation in the basic sciences together with the skills and knowledge to practice medical laboratory science. Graduates are specifically qualified to work in modern hospital laboratories and are involved in the investigation and diagnosis of medical conditions and disease.


Programme Modules Cell Biology Physiology


Mathematics Microbiology


Molecular Biology Physiology


Medical Microbiology


Career Opportunities This programme is one of only three of its type in the Republic of Ireland that are recognised by the Academy of Medical Laboratory Science as enabling graduates to practice as medical scientists in hospitals.


This course is also accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS) in the United Kingdom. Thus, successful completion of the academic programme and attainment of the IBMS ‘Certificate of Competence’ through completion of the IBMS registration training portfolio in an approved laboratory enables the student to apply for registration as a Biomedical Scientist by the Health Professions Council (HPC) and to then work as a Biomedical Scientist in the United Kingdom.


Graduates can also develop careers in medical research and in the pharmaceutical and biomedical sectors.


Clinical Chemistry Cellular Pathology Immunology


Haematology and Blood Transfusion Genetics


Quality Management


Other Essential Information There is a thirty week structured in-service clinical placement as a student medical scientist in third year. This work experience provides the student with an in-depth knowledge of hospital laboratory systems. During this placement the student is paid a non-means tested generous allowance by the Health Service Executive. This programme has been accredited by the Academy of Medical Laboratory Science.


Post-graduate Studies


GMIT honours (Level 8) qualifications are recognised worldwide for post-graduate entry.


Contact: Head of Department Dr. Seamus Lennon Tel: 091-742081


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E-mail: seamus.lennon@gmit.ie


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