Bachelor of Science in Radiology and Imaging Technology

B.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology is a professional allied healthcare program designed to train students in the operation and application of medical imaging technologies used for diagnosing diseases, injuries, and other medical conditions. The program provides students with knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, radiographic techniques, medical imaging, radiation physics, radiation protection, and patient care. Students learn the principles and practical operation of diagnostic imaging equipment such as X-ray machines, Computed Tomography (CT) scanners, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) systems, fluoroscopy equipment, and other medical imaging technologies. Practical and clinical training is a major component of the program. Students learn patient positioning, image acquisition, equipment handling, imaging protocols, radiation protection, infection control, and professional communication under appropriate clinical supervision. Radiation safety is an important area of study. Students learn about radiation physics, exposure principles, protective equipment, safe working practices, and procedures intended to minimize unnecessary radiation exposure. Students may receive clinical exposure in hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, radiology departments, and other healthcare facilities. This helps them understand real-world diagnostic imaging workflows and patient-care procedures. After completing B.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology and meeting applicable professional requirements, graduates can explore opportunities in hospitals, diagnostic centers, medical imaging facilities, healthcare institutions, and specialized radiology departments.