BA/BS in Radiology

This programme trains radiology technologists to European standards to work with sources of ionising and non-ionising radiation, perform medical diagnostic imaging procedures within their competence, and ensure the quality and radiation safety of examinations for patients and others. Learning outcomes include knowledge of radiation safety and human anatomy and pathology, the legal framework governing a radiology technologist's work, and the ability to independently collect and interpret professional and scientific information, plan imaging procedures, and evaluate completed examinations. Special abilities cover selecting and applying appropriate imaging equipment, combining theoretical and applied knowledge to solve technological problems, and assessing the ethical and environmental aspects of medical technology, while social and personal skills address intercultural communication, independent decision-making, and understanding the economic consequences of technological choices. Teaching relies on oral, visual, and practical methods, including internships, case analysis, and individual research projects supervised by a mentor, and assessment uses a ten-point cumulative system based on interim evaluations throughout the programme.