The program Aim

The Master’s Program in Clinical Biochemistry aims to prepare academically and professionally qualified graduates with advanced knowledge and practical skills in the field of clinical biochemistry and medical laboratory sciences. The program focuses on integrating theoretical foundations with modern laboratory applications, enabling students to accurately diagnose diseases, interpret laboratory results, and apply quality assurance standards in clinical laboratories. Additionally, the program enhances research skills and supports continuous development in healthcare services, contributing to meeting the needs of the healthcare sector and keeping pace with scientific advancements.

Vision

Local and global leadership with excellence in clinical biochemistry, scientific research, and environmental and community services.

Mission

Providing a stimulating environment for learning, creativity and scientific research within a distinguished service. It also provides the highest level of quality requirements to prepare graduates with high scientific, research and professional capabilities who are able to follow developments to compete in the labor market and contribute to increasing community and environmental service.

Values

1- Scientific and research excellence 2- Scientific accuracy and credibility

 3- Responsibility 

4- Innovation and development.

Duration of Study for Cytogenetics Master’s Two academic years This period is divided into Four semesters:

  • Three semesters are allocated for coursework.
  • The final semester is for the master’s thesis .
  • Academic Year 2024–2025 (Spring)
  • Academic Year 2025–2026 (Fall)

First Cohort
Students number : 5 students
The number of full-time students is 4.
Number of graduates : 4

Second Cohort
Students number : 7 students
The number of full-time students is 7.

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