Graduates of this curriculum will be able to choose between Biomedical Forensic Science, Clinical Chemistry, Haematology, Histopathology and Diagnostic Cytology, and Medical Microbiology as their field of specialisation. Graduates will be equipped with specialised abilities to satisfy the demands of a clinical laboratory in a setting of healthcare that is becoming more complicated. The initiative is a result an effort to improve the management of diseases in the context of accurate disease diagnosis and treatment monitoring with respect to research and evidence-based best practise.  In addition to conventional laboratory training, this postgraduate curriculum offers particular skills that can be used for illness diagnosis, laboratory management, and research.  Block releases over two years are used to deliver the programme. The first year of study is spent by students doing core, majoring, and elective modules, whereas the second year is entirely devoted to research projects and dissertations.