Cytology masters

Cytology is the study of living cells and the detection of various infections, autoimmune diseases, and abnormalities such as precancerous and cancerous cells. As a licensed cytotechnologist, you'll act as a cell detective – examining human cellular specimens to explain what is happening within a patient.

The cytotechnology and molecular cytology master's degree is a 55-credit program split between courses in cytotechnology (25 credits) and biomedical sciences (

What can I do with a cytology degree?

Bachelor's and master's degree programs in cytology usually include:

research
practicums and direct lab experience
in addition to lecture courses

Graduates may work as lab managers or cytogeneticists.
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What is the final year of a cytology program?

Their final year usually consists of professional courses on techniques used in cytology labs, a survey of cytopathology, a practicum and a research project.
Common courses in these programs explore lab management and different types of cytology, including:.

What is the UTHSC Master of cytopathology practice?

The UTHSC Master of Cytopathology Practice (MCP) degree program is the only program in the country that prepares graduates for certification in both cytotechnology and histotechnology.