Courses
Advanced Clinical Laboratory Haematology
Certificate
Course Details
| Course Code | GA_SCLHG_N09 |
|---|---|
| Level | 9 |
| Duration | 1 year |
| Credits | 10 |
| Method of Delivery | Online |
| Campus Locations | Galway City – Dublin Road |
| Mode of Delivery | Part Time |
Course Overview
This module will provide the learner with a critical understanding of the principles and practice of clinical laboratory haematology. Learners will evaluate the role of advanced techniques in the diagnosis and monitoring of haematological disorders as well as the contribution of emerging technologies, including immunotherapy and gene therapy, to patient care.
Course Details
Year 1
| Semester | Module Details | Credits | Mandatory / Elective |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year |
Advanced Clinical Laboratory HaematologyThis module will provide the learner with a critical understanding of the principles and practice of clinical laboratory haematology. Learners will evaluate the role of advanced techniques in the diagnosis and monitoring of haematological disorders as well as the contribution of emerging technologies, including immunotherapy and gene therapy, to patient care. Learning Outcomes 1. Demonstrate a critical understanding of current issues in clinical and diagnostic haematology for the practising medical scientist. 2. Comprehensively explain the pathogenesis and clinical manifestations of a variety of haematological disorders. 3. Provide reasoned interpretation of laboratory-derived diagnostic test results for a variety of haematological disorders and be able to advise on further testing as appropriate. 4. Critically assess the role of the haematology laboratory in the diagnosis and monitoring of haematological disorders with due consideration for quality and regulatory requirements. 5. Demonstrate a critical awareness of the research interface and developing technologies and therapies in the field of haematology. |
10 | Mandatory |
Progression
Students may to choose to study further modules on the MSc in Medical Science.
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Entry Requirements
Minimum Entry RequirementsA H2.2 Bachelor degree at level 8 in Medical Science or equivalent, is the minimum entry requirement for this programme. Learners enrolled must be practising medical scientists (CORU registered) in a clinical setting.
English Language Requirements
English Language Requirements will be as determined by ATU and as published in the Access, Transfer and Progression code. Non-native English speakers who are applicants for Level 9 taught programmes are required to have a minimum score of 6.0 in the IELTs or equivalent.
Careers
Continuing Professional Development (CPD), allowing CORU-registered Medical Scientists to maintain and enhance their skills, specialist knowledge and competency in Clinical Immunology.
Further Information
Application Closing Date
5th January 2027
Start Date
January 2027
Who Should Apply?
CORU registered Medical Scientists working in a clinical diagnostic laboratory.
Contact Information
Admissions Office
E: learn.galwaymayo@atu.ie
Online Student Advisor
E: eileen.ohara@atu.ie
