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MS in Clinical Laboratory Science
(Biotechnology Specialization)
Gregory Paquette, PhD, CLS
Professor and Director
Biotechnology and Clinical Laboratory Science Programs
401-277-5208; gpaquette@mail.uri.edu
Welcome to the URI Providence Campus Graduate Study in Clinical Laboratory Science.
This award-winning master’s program is designed for professionals working in the biotechnology, biomedical, and medical laboratory industries. It is a part-time, evening, 3-year program. Students receive a master of science degree in clinical laboratory science. Specializations are available in Biotechnology, Clinical Microbiology, Clinical Chemistry, Hematology/Immunohematology, Adult Education, and Management. The biotechnolgy specialization places an emphasis on molecular biology, bioprocessing, regulatory affairs, biomaterials and medical devices, and stem cell biotechnology. For additional information: www.uri.edu/cels/cmb/
