BA/BS in Radiological Sciences

Radiological Sciences, in the Faculty of Medical Technology, prepares students for the national radiological technologist examination, with eligibility for radiation protection supervisor examinations also listed. In the third year, students complete year-long on-campus practice in diagnostic imaging, nuclear medicine and radiation therapy before moving to outside clinical placements. Equipment includes CT, fluoroscopy, general X-ray, ultrasound and mammography systems, and a zero-helium MRI scanner was installed in 2025. Most teaching staff are qualified technologists with hospital experience. Students role-play technologist and patient to build communication skills, and take joint subjects with classmates in the other two medical technology departments.