B.Sc in Perfusion Technology is a 4-year undergraduate course in Medical & Health Sciences that trains students to assist cardiac surgeons and anesthesiologists by managing extracorporeal circulation and related life-support systems. The program covers human anatomy and physiology, cardiovascular and respiratory systems, pathology, pharmacology relevant to cardiac care, and specialized perfusion subjects such as cardiopulmonary bypass, myocardial protection, anticoagulation monitoring, blood conservation, and device troubleshooting. A strong emphasis is placed on infection control, patient safety, biomedical instrumentation, and emergency response in the operation theatre and ICU. Clinical training is a major component, where students gain supervised exposure to cardiac OT workflows, CPB procedures, and in many institutions, ECMO and critical care monitoring. After graduation, candidates can pursue roles in multispecialty hospitals and cardiac centers, and may opt for higher studies or certifications to progress into senior perfusion, ECMO specialist, educator, or clinical application roles.