Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences, College of Health Sciences (CoHS), GMU, successfully conducted the Bachelor of Science – Medical Laboratory Sciences (BSc. MLS) Research Presentation Sessions, from 26th – 28th May 2025 at Lecture Hall 4.
During this significant academic event, final-year students showcased the culmination of their undergraduate research journey by presenting a diverse array of graduation projects. These presentations were attended by faculty members, fellow students, and proud family members who came together to support and celebrate the students’ academic accomplishments.
Over the course of three days, the students demonstrated commendable depth of knowledge and critical thinking in their research. The defense sessions served as a platform for students to share their research findings, demonstrated their analytical abilities and receive constructive feedback from the academic panel. The variety and quality of the projects presented reflected the department’s ongoing commitment to fostering excellence in research and innovation within the field of medical laboratory sciences.
In recognition of their outstanding efforts, all participating students were awarded certificates of appreciation. These certificates not only honored their academic achievements but also acknowledged their perseverance, teamwork, and professional development as future contributors to the healthcare sector.
The Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences extends its heartfelt congratulations to all graduating students and expresses its sincere gratitude to the dedicated faculty members, research supervisors, administrative staff, and all those who contributed to the success of this milestone event.
“It gives me immense pride to witness the dedication and scholarly excellence demonstrated by our final-year students. I commend the Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences for their continued efforts in mentoring and guiding our students toward becoming competent healthcare professionals. Congratulations to all our graduates on achieving this significant milestone, and I wish them continued success in their future endeavours.” – commented Dr. Praveen Kumar, Dean, College of Health Sciences, GMU.