Program Overview

Program Overview

The University of Genoa offers a three-year undergraduate degree program in Biomedical Laboratory Techniques. This program provides students with a solid foundation in biomedical sciences and specialized training in various laboratory areas, including biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacotoxicology, immunology, clinical pathology, hematology, and cytology.

Program Details

• Program Code: 9293
• Program Type: Three-year undergraduate degree (N.O.)
• Duration: 3 years
• Credits: 180 CFU
• Class: L/SNT3 - Class of Bachelor's Degrees in Healthcare Professions
• Access: Admission test
• Available Places: 30 EU students, 2 non-EU students
• Location: Genoa
• Language: Italian
• Teaching Method: Conventional
• Coordinator: Luca Mastracci
• Department: Department of Experimental Medicine
• Costs: From 0 to 3000 euros per year. Discover if you are eligible for scholarships and exemptions.
• International Experiences: International locations and partners

What You Will Learn

The program provides a comprehensive education in biomedical sciences, including:

• Basic Training: Anatomy, physiology, pathology, biology, genetics, chemistry, and biochemistry
• Supplementary Training: Computer science, scientific English, physics, statistics, and radioprotection
• Specific Training: Laboratory techniques in clinical pathology, immunometry, microbiology, and virology
• Professional Outcomes: Graduates can work in biomedical laboratories, research institutions, pharmaceutical industries, and healthcare services.

Career Opportunities

Graduates in Biomedical Laboratory Techniques can find employment in various fields, including:

• Biomedical laboratories
• Research institutions
• Pharmaceutical industries
• Healthcare services
• Public and private laboratories
• Veterinary clinics
• Industries producing diagnostic technologies

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does a Biomedical Laboratory Technician do?
   • The technician is responsible for laboratory analyses and research related to biomedical sciences.
2. What kind of work can a graduate in Biomedical Laboratory Techniques do?
   • Graduates can work in laboratories, research institutions, pharmaceutical industries, and healthcare services.
3. What are the motivations for choosing this program?
   • Passion for diagnosis and research related to laboratory methodologies.
4. Where can I find work with a degree in Biomedical Laboratory Techniques?
   • In public and private laboratories, research institutions, pharmaceutical industries, and healthcare services.
5. What kind of users will I work with as a Biomedical Laboratory Technician?
   • The technician does not have direct contact with patients but analyzes biological samples.

Contacts

For more information about the program, please contact the Student Support Service of the School of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences.

• Address: Via Alberti L.B. 4, 16132 Genova
• Call Center: Active on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9-11 am
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