The Master's program in Pathology and Pathophysiology aims to train high-level professionals with a solid foundation in pathology and pathophysiology, capable of conducting research on the pathological mechanisms of diseases, diagnostic techniques, and clinical applications. The program covers areas such as basic pathology, disease mechanisms, pathological diagnostic methods, molecular pathology, and clinical pathophysiology. Students will gain a deep understanding of the molecular and cellular mechanisms of disease development through systematic coursework, laboratory training, and clinical internships, equipping them with the skills to utilize modern pathological techniques for disease diagnosis and research.

Program Features:

1. Comprehensive Academic Knowledge:
   The program includes core courses such as basic pathology, cellular and molecular pathology, pathophysiology, and clinical pathology, providing students with a well-rounded understanding of pathology and pathophysiology.

2. Emphasis on Laboratory Skills:
   The program combines theory with practical skills through laboratory training and clinical internships, helping students master modern pathological techniques, such as immunohistochemistry and molecular pathology.

3. Interdisciplinary Integration:
   The program integrates pathology with clinical medicine, molecular biology, immunology, and other fields, helping students understand the development of diseases from multiple perspectives, enhancing their ability to solve real-world problems.

4. Focus on Clinical and Research Applications:
   The program emphasizes practical training in pathological diagnostic techniques and disease mechanism research, preparing students for careers in clinical pathology, oncology, neurology, and other specialized fields.

   
   

Career Prospects:
Graduates can work in pathology research, clinical pathology diagnosis, hospital pathology departments, medical testing, laboratory management, and other roles. As early disease diagnosis techniques improve and precis...