UNC Clinical Laboratory Science

UNC Clinical Laboratory Science The Division of Clinical Laboratory Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

The Division of Clinical Laboratory Science at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill offers Baccalaureate and Master's degrees in Clinical Laboratory Science. The BS in Clinical Laboratory Science is a two-year program covering the major areas of clinical laboratory science. In the first year of the program, students take lecture and laboratory courses emphasizing the principles and proc

edures involved in laboratory tests. The second year involves advanced coursework and clinical laboratory rotations at the University of North Carolina Hospitals and other laboratory settings across the state of North Carolina. The Master's degree in Clinical Laboratory Science has been developed for certified laboratory professionals. The program prepares graduates to be leaders in the laboratory profession through advanced coursework in molecular diagnostics, research design, laboratory administration and educational methods. This online program is designed for laboratory professionals who wish to deepen their scientific knowledge, prepare for teaching roles, or advance in administrative roles. Students will be allowed to complete the program on a full time or part time basis.

Congratulations to the 2026 winner, Shawn Luby MS, MLS(ASCP)CM. The Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) Achievement Award...
07/31/2026

Congratulations to the 2026 winner, Shawn Luby MS, MLS(ASCP)CM. The Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) Achievement Award recognizes an MLS professional who has made significant contributions to the MLS community, their institution(s), and the broader field of laboratory medicine. This award honors individuals whose professional service, leadership, and commitment have strengthened the practice, visibility, and impact of medical laboratory science.

While there, Shawn Luby also met some robots and got a chance to connect with Quinn Morgan, who was in attendance as part of the 2026 ALDM Scholars program.

Congratulations!!!

Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine

Yesterday’s Tar Heel Tour 2026 was a great success! We welcomed several groups of Career and Technical Education (CTE) t...
07/16/2026

Yesterday’s Tar Heel Tour 2026 was a great success! We welcomed several groups of Career and Technical Education (CTE) teachers to MacNider Hall for a hands-on introduction to the Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS) major and profession.

During their visit, they explored real-world laboratory experiences by examining leukemia, sickle cell disease, and malaria, while also getting hands-on exposure to a urinalysis dipstick test.

A big thank you to everyone who helped make the tour a success and to the dedicated CTE teachers who make a lasting impact on their students every day. We appreciate all that you do!

07/10/2026

After 1 day, here’s what our second Explore@UNC group thought of CLS. 😎🩵

Brooke Eller

07/09/2026
07/08/2026

Let’s go!!!! 🩵👏🐏

Explore@UNC Brooke Eller

Explore@UNC is off to a great start in the Division of Clinical Laboratory Science! 🔬🩸🅰️🅱️🆎🅾️🥼🧫
07/07/2026

Explore@UNC is off to a great start in the Division of Clinical Laboratory Science! 🔬🩸🅰️🅱️🆎🅾️🥼🧫

Explore@UNC Our track of the day is… (drumroll please)⁠⁠Clinical Laboratory Science! 🧪⁠⁠You know those medical tv shows ...
06/28/2026

Explore@UNC Our track of the day is… (drumroll please)⁠

Clinical Laboratory Science! 🧪⁠

You know those medical tv shows where someone yells, “Run the labs”? Clinical laboratory scientists are the experts who analyze blood, body fluids, and tissues to help physicians identify disease, guide treatment decisions, and monitor patient outcomes.⁠

If you’d like to solve medical mysteries, run lab tests, and see how medicine is powered by chemistry, microbiology, and more, this track is the one for you.

🩵 Be a hero. Donate platelets 🩵
06/11/2026

🩵 Be a hero. Donate platelets 🩵

Go Quinn!!! 😀🎉Repost from  In the weeks leading up to  , we’ll be highlighting the 2026 ADLM Scholars! First up is Quinn...
05/29/2026

Go Quinn!!! 😀🎉

Repost from
In the weeks leading up to , we’ll be highlighting the 2026 ADLM Scholars! First up is Quinn Morgan (), a clinical laboratory science student at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.

“Throughout my training, I have taken a specific interest in hematology and have noticed right away just how important timely detection and diagnosis is for patients in this specialty. This is particularly evident in cases involving high-risk newborns,” Quinn said.

“The ADLM organization plays a critical role in the advancement of pediatric health screenings worldwide. I am very interested in learning about the innovation of routine panels, and how laboratories around the world are adapting to serve their patient population.”

 Congratulations to the CLS and MCLS Class of 2026!
05/12/2026

Congratulations to the CLS and MCLS Class of 2026!

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