The Graduate Diploma in Pathology (PGD) is a special program that provides advanced knowledge and skills to students in the field of pathology. Throughout the course, students will address the study of disease, causes, mechanisms and symptoms at both cellular and molecular levels. They examine a variety of areas of pathology, including anatomical pathology, clinicopathology and molecular pathology, and gain a comprehensive understanding of how disease affects the human body. The curriculum includes topics such as histopathology, microbiology, hematology, immunology, and cytology. Practical training in laboratory techniques, diagnostic procedures, and data analysis is an important part of the program to ensure that graduates conduct research and closely interpret diagnostic tests. PGD ​​in pathology opens up a variety of career opportunities in clinical laboratories, research institutes, healthcare facilities and academic settings, and graduates contribute significantly to diagnosis, treatment and disease prevention.