Biomedical Laboratory Techniques (Classe L/SNT3)-Enrolled from Academic Year 2017-18 to 2022-23 Academic Year

In terms of the educational goals specific to this degree programme, and the professional baseline provided to programme graduates to continue their studies within the same discipline as their first degree or in other faculties or programmes within the University, the degree programme in Biomedical Laboratory Techniques has the following educational goals:
-possess an integrated body of theoretical knowledge in the field of laboratory sciences and techniques allowing students to analyse, assess, interpret, apply, and judiciously plan biomedical and bio-technological laboratory activities in terms of biochemical, microbiological / virological, pharmacological, toxicological, immunological, pathological, haematological, cytological, and histopathological analysis. They do so as independent professionals, but also in collaboration with other personnel holding a degree in laboratory science, and assigned various operating responsibilities;
-have theoretical knowledge of radiation-protection protocols and related regulations;
-possess an integrated body of practical knowledge in the field of laboratory sciences and techniques such that they might bear the responsibility, within the scope of their own research and training, of conducting biomedical and bio-technological laboratory activities in terms of biochemical, microbiological / virological, pharmacological, toxicological, immunological, pathological, haematological, cytological, and histopathological analysis;
-possess a practical understanding of the application and monitoring of radiation-protection measures;
-have the requisite professional method so that services can be provided independently and safely, either alone or in collaboration with other personnel in complementary positions;
-be able to carry out, with all professional care and training, work protocols as set by one's executive supervisors;
-ensure that one's services match all indicators and standards established by the director in the clinic or hospital where one is working;
-be able to propose work-planning and -organisation criteria within the hospital or clinic in which one works;
-be able to control and check proper functioning of all devices used, handling routine maintenance on the same, and independently troubleshooting any minor issues;
-be able to read, interpret, and understand instructions and illustrative symbols in instruction and operating manuals, including in technical English;
-have a basic proficiency in the English language allowing them to work in their professional field both in Italy and in Europe (or beyond);
-acquire a liberal enough education to enter into a variety of two-year degree programmes after graduation.