10 Advantages of the "Biomedical analyst (HF)" qualification

The full-time course as a biomedical analyst is practice-oriented and half of it consists of practical assignments in a training company.

Summary of the most important advantages of the HF degree program "Biomedical Analyst":

The three-year full-time course in biomedical analysis HF prepares you efficiently and practically for your future work in a laboratory.
The universities of applied sciences are subsidized by the federal government, which means that the tuition fees for biomedical analysts are relatively low.
The diploma of a higher technical college HF is federally recognized and gives you access to further training.
During the practical assignments, you can directly put into practice what you have learned at school under the supervision of training supervisors.
Medical analytics is a specialist field that is becoming increasingly important both in the healthcare sector and in research and development in the pharmaceutical industry.
Some schools offer shortened courses of study for qualified EFZ laboratory technicians specializing in biology.
With the HF degree as a biomedical analyst, you can work in all specialist areas of biomedical analysis, e.g. haematology, clinical chemistry, clinical immunology, immunohaematology, histology/cytology and microbiology.
Universities of applied sciences are recognized institutions under scholarship law. Contact the cantonal scholarship office to find out whether you are entitled to financial support.
The training model with its alternating theoretical and practical phases promotes and demands self-directed learning and networked thinking, which will also be of great benefit to you later in your career.
There is a school in every training region in German-speaking Switzerland that offers the "Biomedical Analyst" course.

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