Cytotechnology & Cell Sciences

College

  • Center City Campus
  • College of Health Professions

Degree Earned

  • Master of Science

Program Type

  • On Campus

Cytotechnologists are responsible for the study and evaluation of human cells sampled from all organs and body fluids. Professionals in this field have the skills to detect and interpret features representative of malignant and non-malignant diseases, including cancer, infectious disease, and autoimmune disorders. In addition to being experts in the microscopic evaluation of cytological specimens, cytotechnologists also select and perform molecular and immunologic tests necessary for development of personalized patient care.

Program Options

  • 3+2 BS/MS Dual Degree (East Falls)
  • Combined BS/MS
  • 1-Year MS
  • 2-Year MS
  • 1-Year Advanced MS
  • 2-Year Advanced MS

Curriculum

Learn about the classes and schedule options available for completing your degree.

On a curtailed search for universities that offer a graduate study in Cytotechnology, Thomas Jefferson University dominated the short list. In addition to being an accredited program, the professors are well accomplished and experienced. 

Stedisha Wright Class of 2020

Faculty

Kelly Lennen, MS, CT(ASCP)

Program Director, Cytotechnology and Cell Sciences
Teaching Assistant Professor