Semester 1
Chemistry
3 Credits
Biology
3 Credits
Physics
2 Credits
Morphophysiology
4 Credits
Logical Mathematical Thinking
3 Credits
Communication Skills I
2 Credits
Sports or Artistic
1 Credit
Semester 2
Biochemistry
3 Credits
Genetics
3 Credits
Mathematics
2 Credits
General Microbiology
2 Credits
Chemistry Applied to the Laboratory
2 Credits
Public Health
2 Credits
Christology
1 Credit
Communication Skills II
2 Credits
Environmental Education
1 Credit
Semester 3
Bacteriology
5 Créditos
Immunology
5 Créditos
Biostatistics
2 Credits
Philosophy
2 Credits
Social Thought and Charisma
2 Credits
Ethics and Corporate Values
2 Credits
Semester 4
Molecular Biology
4 Credits
Research Seminar
2 Credits
Virology
2 Credits
Parasitology
3 Credits
Mycology
3 Credits
Health Administration
2 Credits
Political Constitution
2 Credits
Semester 5
Clinical Biochemistry
11 Créditos
Community Health
5 Créditos
Optional
2 Credits
Semester 6
Hematology
10 Créditos
Animal Diagnostics
3 Credits
Plant Diagnostics
3 Credits
Humanistic Option
2 Credits
Semester 7
Quality Control in Industrial Processes
9 Créditos
Biotechnology
4 Credits
Forensic Diagnostics
3 Credits
Bioethics
2 Credits
Semester 8
Application of the Laboratory in Human Clinic
10 Créditos
Laboratory Application in Forensic Biology (Emphasis)
4 Credits
Application of the Laboratory in Plant Diagnosis (Emphasis)
4 Credits
Laboratory Application in Veterinary Medicine (Emphasis)
4 Credits
Laboratory Application in Food Industry
4 Credits
Semester 9
Training Practice in Human Clinic
18 Créditos
Semester 10
Corporate Training Practice
18 Créditos
Total credits: 180
The Curricular Structure is made up of 47 academic components approved by the Academic Council through agreement 012 of June 17, 2005, distributed in three areas: Basic Sciences Area, Professional Area and Human-Christian Area.
- Basic Sciences Area. Made up of 7 academic components that constitute the common training support for other disciplines.
- Professional Area. It constitutes the common training support of the Bacteriologist and is made up of 29 academic components of the disciplinary knowledge.
- Socio-humanistic area. Consisting of 11 academic components that guide aspects of the human-Christian foundation, consistent with the institutional philosophy. The subjects are oriented by teachers of the Faculty of Humanities.
Emphasis: The student has the option of taking two of the four proposed emphases in the following areas VIII semester. Each emphasis consists of four credits.
*Note: Students of the Catholic University of Manizales must accredit proficiency in English as a foreign language as a degree requirement in accordance with the criteria in the Foreign Language Regulations
