 Clinical Laboratory Science (also known as medical technology) is a biology/chemistry-based bachelor’s degree that prepares students for exciting, challenging and dynamic careers in demand in places such as FBI crime labs, NASA, Centers for Disease Control or biotechnology as well as jobs in traditional healthcare settings. |
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As “illness investigators”, clinical laboratory scientists use sophisticated instruments to analyze blood and other body tissue and fluids – providing information that is used to make diagnoses and plan treatment. Clinical
Laboratory Scientists are involved in investigating events that make headlines all over the world - from the anthrax assault on postal workers to the recent emergence of SARS, Monkey Pox and Avian Flu. The extensive scientific knowledge and skill developed through CLS also provides the student with a distinct advantage should he or she decide to pursue further academic or professional studies. The KU CLS program is accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences, 8410 West Bryn Mawr Ave., Suite 670, Chicago, IL 60631 (773.714.8880). |
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