Studying Medical Laboratory Sciences at Weber State

The associate, bachelor, and post-baccalaureate programs in Medical Laboratory Sciences at Weber State University, give students who enjoy science, problem solving, and helping others the education needed to become certified laboratory professionals.

Medical Laboratory Sciences Highlights

Weber State has offered an associate's and bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences for campus and online students for over 20 years. Out-of-state online students pay close to the same tuition rate as in-state students or a flat program fee, and 100% of graduates find careers in clinical labs or go on to graduate or medical school.

Beyond the Classroom

Students completing our degree programs often work in the clinical laboratory, which provides financial support while earning your degree and clinical experience that helps future career or educational advancement.

What You’ll LEARN at Weber

As a student in medical laboratory sciences, you will learn the fundamental laboratory skills to identify every known disease and pathology of human beings, along with the day-to-day skills required to operate a laboratory in a modern healthcare setting.

  • Testing methods in chemistry, hematology, microbiology, immunhematology, and immunology
  • Quality assurance and control procedures
  • Management and teaching concepts
  • Diagnostic instrumentation and technology

What You CAN DO After Weber

You will be prepared to earn national certifications required to work in the clinical laboratory as well as receive degrees that will make you an excellent candidate to pursue graduate degrees as a physician assistant, medical doctor, or other medicine related fields.

If you have questions, contact a WSU Career Advisor.