Clinical Lab Science

The Dorothy and George Hennings College of Science, Mathematics and Technology

Clinical laboratory science contributes to quality patient care through complex testing.

In Kean’s joint program with Rutgers University, students who choose a clinical lab science major will prepare for futures safeguarding public health, serving as valuable members of clinical teams, detecting the presence or absence of disease, and providing data that helps physicians determine treatment options.

Kean clinical lab science graduates can be found working in challenging and dynamic careers at hospitals, forensic labs, biotechnology companies, pharmaceutical companies and veterinary clinics, supporting excellence in health care treatment and diagnosis.

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Kean clinical laboratory science students learn in state-of-the-art facilities.

What You Learn

As a clinical laboratory science student, your coursework will focus on chemistry, biology, microbiology, math and statistics. You will practice laboratory skills, like safety procedures and lab management, as well as receive hands-on training in a medical setting.

Analyze bodily fluids and tissue samples and record findings
Gain knowledge and skills in diagnostic testing, research, information management, marketing and administration
Operate sophisticated laboratory equipment in state-of-the-art facilities
Develop a professional network through real-world experience

For required certification, students must take the American Society for Clinical Pathology Exam after finishing the program.

B.S. in Clinical Lab Science | Medical Lab Science

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At Kean, we believe learning extends far beyond the walls of our classrooms and labs. That's why we encourage you to get involved in clubs and organizations, study abroad at our campus in China or elsewhere, and pursue internships that will advance your career. Find out more.