Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Hematology

Designed in line with UK academic standards, this Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) focuses on advancing knowledge and skills in the diagnosis, management, and research of hematological disorders. It is typically equivalent to the taught portion of a Master’s degree without a dissertation.

Program Overview

  • Duration: 1 year (full-time) or 2 years (part-time).
  • Qualification: Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Hematology.
  • Objective: Equip students with advanced theoretical and practical knowledge of hematology, enabling them to pursue careers in healthcare, diagnostics, or research.
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The program includes core modules and optional modules, emphasizing clinical hematology, laboratory techniques, and research methodologies.
Core Modules (Compulsory - 80 Credits)
Module Code
Module Title
Credit

HEM701

Advanced Hematology: Blood Disorders

20

HEM702

Diagnostic Hematology Techniques

20

HEM703

Hematological Malignancies

20

HEM704

Transfusion Science and Practice

20

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  • Develop advanced knowledge of hematological disorders, including their diagnosis and
    management.
  • Master laboratory techniques and diagnostic tools used in modern hematology.
  • Analyze and interpret clinical and laboratory data in hematology.
  • Understand transfusion science, including the safety and management of blood products.
  • Gain insight into the pathophysiological mechanisms of blood-related diseases.
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  • Case studies and clinical scenario analyses.
  • Laboratory-based practical assessments and reports.
  • Written exams testing theoretical knowledge.
  • Presentations and group projects.
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Academic Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s Degree: A 2:2 or higher in Biomedical Science, Medical Science, Clinical
    Laboratory Science, or a related field.
  • Equivalent international qualifications may be considered.
    English Language Requirements
  • IELTS: Minimum score of 6.5 overall (with no individual score below 6.0).
  • Equivalent English proficiency tests (e.g., TOEFL or PTE Academic).
    Professional Requirements (if applicable)
  • Some programs may require professional experience in a healthcare or laboratory setting.
    Other Requirements
  • Personal Statement: Highlighting interest in medical hematology, academic
    background, and career aspirations.
  • References: Academic or professional references attesting to the applicant’s capability.
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Upon completion, graduates can pursue careers such as:

  • Clinical Hematologist (further training required).
  • Biomedical Scientist specializing in hematology.
  • Laboratory Manager or Technician in hematology labs.
  • Researcher in academic or pharmaceutical settings.
  • Specialist in transfusion medicine or hematological diagnostics.