The Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science at St. Edward's prepares you to become a laboratory professional that detects the presence or absence of disease. Medical Laboratory Scientists analyze blood, urine, and other body tissues and fluids in order to detect and diagnose disease. As a Medical Laboratory Science major, you'll learn to analyze blood, urine, and other body tissues and fluids to diagnose disease. Your work as a laboratory professional will help people take control of their health and contribute to vital research. Don't be surprised if you're hired before graduation - this is a career field in high demand. Pair courses like microbiology, clinical chemistry and molecular biology with clinical training at the Austin State Hospital. There, you'll learn medical testing procedures like phlebotomy, immunology and urinalysis. Get hands-on experience that prepares you to immediately start your career in a hospital or clinical research laboratory, or at a biotechnology firm, government agency or forensic laboratory. You'll use your scientific knowledge to help advance human health - at the individual and societal level.