MLT 100 Apply concepts of anatomy and physiology in healthcare (2-2-4)

This module provides learners with the knowledge and skills to understand the structure and function of major organ systems in the human body. Learners will gain practical skills in identifying anatomical structures using models, diagrams, and digital resources.

MLT 101 Describe the professional role and ethical conduct in the healthcare setting (2-2-4)

This module provides learners with the knowledge and skills to understand the determinants of health and the structure of the UAE healthcare system, while emphasizing the roles and responsibilities of healthcare professionals. It will equip learners with the knowledge of ethical principles, professional conduct, and legal frameworks that govern the practice of medical laboratory technicians, enabling them to make informed decisions and practice effectively within the healthcare environment.

MLT 102 Develop basic computer skills (0-2-2)

This module provides learners with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively use laboratory information system (LIS) for data entry, retrieval, and management of patient samples and test results. Learners will gain expertise in utilizing LIS software for analyzing laboratory test results, generating reports, and ensuring data accuracy in compliance with laboratory standards. Additionally, learners will develop the ability to construct and format excel sheets incorporating formulas, functions, and data analysis tools, as well as implement secure electronic filing and back

MLT 103 Demonstrate the fundamentals of clinical hematology in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to identify and describe the cellular components of blood, perform basic hematological techniques, operate and maintain hematology analyzers, and correlate laboratory findings with clinical data to diagnose various types of anemias. Learners will develop competencies in venous blood collection, manual cell counts, peripheral blood film preparation and examination, and interpretation of complete blood count (CBC) results.

MLT 104 Demonstrate the fundamentals of clinical chemistry in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

The aim of this module is to develop a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles and practices in clinical chemistry. This includes listing commonly analyzed bodily fluids, key analytes, and techniques employed in clinical chemistry testing. Additionally, learners will explore the structure, classification, metabolism, laboratory tests, and common disorders related to carbohydrates, lipids lipoproteins, proteins, and enzymes, enhancing learners' knowledge and skills in clinical chemistry.

MLT 105 Demonstrate the fundamentals of microbiology in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with knowledge and skills required to understand microbiology fundamentals, adhere to microbiology laboratory safety policies, identify microbiological hazards, and apply related quality assurance principles. Learners will prepare cultural media, employ appropriate sterilization methods, and identify bacteria based on their growth characteristics, hemolysis patterns, and staining properties. Furthermore, learners will enumerate microorganisms using standard techniques and conduct biochemical tests for bacterial identification.

MLT 106 Examine the immune system and its relevance to laboratory medicine (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with knowledge and skills required to understand the structure and function of the immune system and perform essential immunological techniques. Upon completion, learners will be able to differentiate between the innate and adaptive immune responses, explain their key mechanisms, and skilfully conduct agglutination tests.

MLT 107 Explore safety practices in a healthcare environment (2-2-4)

This module provides learners with the knowledge and skills required to ensure a safe and secure healthcare environment by recognizing key principles of safety, identifying common hazards and risks, and implementing preventive measures to mitigate potential risks in a healthcare environment. The module also introduces the components of an effective safety management system and covers the essential principles of basic life support (BLS).

MLT 108 Perform mathematical calculations relating to the clinical laboratory techniques (2-1-3)

This module aims to provide learners with knowledge and skills required to perform mathematical calculations relating to clinical laboratory techniques. It includes a review of basic mathematical principles, calculations specific to clinical laboratory areas, and basic statistical calculations associated with quality assurance and quality control.

MLT 109 Describe the professional role and ethical conduct of medical laboratory technicians (2-2-4)

This module provides learners with the knowledge and skills to understand the determinants of health and the structure of the UAE healthcare system, while emphasizing the roles and responsibilities of healthcare professionals. It will equip learners with the knowledge of ethical principles, professional conduct, and legal frameworks that govern the practice of medical laboratory technicians, enabling them to make informed decisions and practice effectively within the healthcare environment.

MLT 110 Develop computer skills for medical laboratory technicians (0-2-2)

This module provides learners with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively use laboratory information system (LIS) for data entry, retrieval, and management of patient samples and test results. Learners will gain expertise in utilizing LIS software for analyzing laboratory test results, generating reports, and ensuring data accuracy in compliance with laboratory standards. Additionally, learners will develop the ability to construct and format excel sheets incorporating formulas, functions, and data analysis tools, as well as implement secure electronic filing and back

MLT 111 Explore Concepts of Human Anatomy and Physiology (2-2-4)

This module provides learners with the knowledge and skills required to understand the structural and functional organization of the human body. Learners will explore the levels of biological organization, anatomical orientation, and basic tissue types, with opportunities to identify and distinguish tissues through microscopic slides and images. The module also introduces the anatomy and physiology of major human organ systems, supporting learners in applying foundational biomedical concepts within a clinical laboratory context.

MLT 112 Describe and apply fundamental clinical chemistry techniques and analyze basic biomolecules (2-2-4)

This module provides learners with the knowledge and skills required to apply basic principles of clinical chemistry and perform fundamental laboratory techniques, including pipetting, spectrophotometry, and analyte concentration calculations. Learners will describe and perform procedures related to the structure, classification, and laboratory testing of carbohydrates, lipids, lipoproteins, proteins, and enzymes, and relate laboratory findings to common metabolic disorders.

MLT 113 Apply microbiology fundamentals in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with knowledge and skills required to understand microbiology fundamentals, adhere to microbiology laboratory safety policies, identify microbiological hazards, and apply related quality assurance principles. Learners will prepare cultural media, employ appropriate sterilization methods, and identify bacteria based on their growth characteristics, hemolysis patterns, and staining properties. Furthermore, learners will enumerate microorganisms using standard techniques and conduct biochemical tests for bacterial identification.

MLT 114 Describe components of the immune system and perform basic laboratory tests (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with knowledge and skills required to understand the structure and function of the immune system and perform essential immunological techniques. Upon completion, learners will be able to differentiate between the innate and adaptive immune responses, explain their key mechanisms, and skilfully conduct agglutination tests.

MLT 200 Conduct hematology tests in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with knowledge and skills required to conduct hematological tests used in the diagnosis of various blood disorders including leukemias, lymphomas and hemoglobinopathies. Learners will gain hands-on experience in performing specialized hematological tests, such as leucocyte differential counts, erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), and hemoglobin electrophoresis with emphasis on the clinical correlation between test results and blood diseases.

MLT 201 Perform clinical chemistry tests in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

This module provides learners with the knowledge and practical skills required to operate clinical chemistry equipment, perform biochemical tests related to liver, renal, electrolyte, and cardiac functions, and accurately interpret and report test results in accordance with standard laboratory procedures and quality standards.

MLT 202 Analyze laboratory data to identify and classify clinical microorganisms (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with knowledge and skills required to identify and characterize clinically significant microorganisms, with a focus on bacterial species. Learners will acquire hands-on skills in performing various staining techniques, such as Gram staining and acid-fast staining, for morphological analysis and bacterial identification. Learners will also develop skills in interpreting antimicrobial susceptibility test results to determine appropriate treatment options.

MLT 203 Apply fundamental histological techniques in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to carry out tissue fixation, processing, embedding, sectioning, and staining procedures for histological examination. Learners will also develop the ability to identify the microanatomy of various tissues and organs and describe the applications of specialized techniques such as immunohistochemistry in diagnostic pathology.

MLT 204 Apply transfusion medicine science in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

This module provides students with foundational knowledge and practical understanding of blood banking and transfusion medicine. Students will learn essential procedures related to blood grouping, donation, handling, storage, and transfusion of blood products while ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Additionally, the course covers transfusion-related complications and appropriate responses to enhance patient safety. Through theoretical learning and simulated activities, students will develop competency in key transfusion medicine practices relevant to clinical laboratory

MLT 205 Conduct a capstone project in medical laboratory technology (2-2-4)

The aim of this module is to equip students with the foundational skills necessary to design, conduct, and present scientific research. Students will learn how to formulate a research proposal, and a structured literature review, collect and analyze data using appropriate statistical methods, and professionally present their research findings in both written and oral formats.

MLT 207 Apply hematology and blood transfusion tests in the medical laboratory (2-2-4)

This module aims to provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to identify and interpret normal and abnormal blood cell morphology, perform routine hematological and coagulation tests, and apply standard procedures for blood grouping, compatibility testing, and transfusion practices. Learners will also understand donor eligibility criteria and demonstrate safe handling, labeling, storage, and documentation of blood and blood products following established protocols.

MLT 230 Implement professional traits for medical laboratory technicians in clinical settings I (0-5-3)

This apprenticeship module aims to equip learners with foundational professional skills essential for medical laboratory practice, including effective verbal and written communication, proper handling of patient records in compliance with confidentiality guidelines, and adherence to institutional policies.

MLT 231 Implement professional traits for medical laboratory technicians in clinical settings II (0-25-4)

This apprenticeship module aims to develop learners’ ability to effectively communicate and collaborate within the clinical laboratory team, efficiently prioritize and organize laboratory tasks, and apply ethical reasoning and cultural sensitivity in real workplace situations under supervision. Learners will build on foundational skills to enhance their professional competence, adaptability, and responsibility in support of safe and efficient laboratory operations.

MLT 232 Apply technical skills in clinical settings for medical laboratory technicians I (0-5-3)

This apprenticeship module aims to provide learners with practical skills in operating, cleaning, and maintaining essential laboratory equipment such as microscopes, centrifuges, and analyzers. It also develops their ability to apply infection control and biosafety practices consistently during laboratory procedures and to follow quality control measures to ensure accurate and reliable test results.

MLT 233 Apply technical skills in clinical settings for medical laboratory technicians II (0-24-4)

This work placement module aims to provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to conduct routine laboratory tests in accordance with standardized procedures and protocols. Learners will also be trained to document patient data accurately and prepare detailed reports for review by medical laboratory technologists and medical physicians. Furthermore, the module focuses on monitoring quality control and assurance processes to maintain the accuracy and reliability of laboratory results in clinical settings.

MLT 234 Perform clinical analytical skills for medical laboratory technicians I (0-5-3)

This apprenticeship module aims to provide learners with the practical skills required to perform routine laboratory tests across different departments, identify abnormal results, and accurately document and interpret laboratory findings using reference ranges and quality control data, while following standard operating procedures in a clinical setting.

MLT 235 Perform clinical analytical skills for medical laboratory technicians II (0-24-4)

This apprenticeship module aims to provide learners with the skills to efficiently generate accurate and confidential laboratory reports using the Laboratory Information System (LIS), ensuring compliance with all relevant institutional and regulatory privacy requirements. Learners will also develop the ability to validate and verify laboratory test results according to established standards and protocols and apply effective troubleshooting and problem-solving techniques to resolve common issues encountered during routine laboratory testing.

MLT 236 Collect specimens and perform clinical chemistry tests following standard operating procedures (0-25-4)

This apprenticeship module aims to equip learners with the practical skills to safely prepare and handle clinical specimens for chemical analysis, accurately perform basic clinical chemistry tests using automated analyzers, and carry out routine maintenance and quality control procedures on clinical chemistry equipment to ensure reliable laboratory results.

MLT 237 Collect specimens and perform routine hematology tests following standard operating procedures (0-25-4)

This module aims to equip learners with the practical skills required to safely operate in a hematology laboratory. Learners will follow safety protocols, properly handle and dispose of biohazardous materials, collect and process blood specimens, perform routine hematology tests, and prepare and evaluate blood smears in alignment with standard operating procedures.

MLT 238 Handle microbiological specimens and perform testing and identification procedures (0-25-4)

This apprenticeship module aims to equip learners with the practical skills required to handle microbiological specimens, perform routine microbiological tests including culture and staining, and conduct standard biochemical tests for accurate identification of microorganisms. Additionally, learners will gain skills to maintain laboratory safety and properly manage and maintain equipment, all following standard operating procedures.