Doctor of Clinical Laboratory Science at University of Kansas

Programme overview

The Doctorate in Clinical Laboratory Science (DCLS) is the terminal, advanced practice degree for the Clinical Laboratory Science profession. This degree provides an opportunity for advanced practice in multiple venues including clinical institutions, reference laboratories, physician practices, industry, public health agencies, government facilities, and academic institutions.

Faculty: School of Health Professions | Department: Clinical Laboratory Sciences› | Duration: 76 credit hours | Location: Lawrence, KS, United States

What you will study

Course work is divided between advanced theory courses ("Core Curriculum"), research, and clinical residency. Successful completion of a minimum of 76 credit hours.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Admission to the doctorate in clinical laboratory science program is a competitive application process. Applications are submitted online. Applications and supporting materials are reviewed, and qualified applicants are invited for a personal interview. Detailed instructions on how to apply are posted on the doctorate in clinical laboratory science program website. Applications must be received by March 1 for first consideration for the next academic year.

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Entry terms follow the KU academic calendar; the application for first-year and transfer students is submitted through the KU application portal (go2.ku.edu). The fall freshman scholarship deadline is Dec. 1, the FAFSA priority deadline is Feb. 1 and the fall transfer scholarship deadline is Aug. 1.

Graduate application fee: $65 domestic degree-seeking, $100 international degree-seeking; waivers available. Requirements and deadlines are set by each programme.

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