Laboratory medicine

Laboratory medicine

RMIT's Laboratory Medicine courses are co-designed with industry to fully prepare you to work anywhere in Australia in diagnostic pathology or medical research.

RMIT's Laboratory Medicine courses are co-designed with industry to fully prepare you to work anywhere in Australia in diagnostic pathology or medical research.

RMIT's Laboratory Medicine courses are co-designed with industry to fully prepare you to work anywhere in Australia in diagnostic pathology or medical research.

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Certificate IV in Laboratory TechniquesCertificate IV in Laboratory TechniquesVocational study Melbourne CityNot applicable*See admissions
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Diploma of Laboratory TechnologyDiploma of Laboratory TechnologyVocational study Melbourne CityNot applicable*See admissions
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Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine (Honours)Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine (Honours)Undergraduate degreeBundooraATAR 75.75*See admissions
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Master of Laboratory MedicineMaster of Laboratory MedicinePostgraduate study BundooraNot applicable*See admissions
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