Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (Diagnostic)

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PROGRAM LEVEL

The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (Diagnostic) is a four-year (4) academic year (8 semesters) program with a total of 133 credits. The program gained full confidence and was accredited by the National Authority for Qualification and Quality Assurance of Education & Training. The program aims to produce a reflective practitioner equipped with the requisite theoretical knowledge and competencies to practice as a graduate technologist and to promote Radiology as a future career. It continues for four years, during which the student takes support and core professional courses required to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (Diagnostic).

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

DETAILED STUDY PLAN

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

Graduates of the BSc in Radiologic Technology (Diagnostic) will be prepared to:

    1. Practice competently as a radiologic technologist across various radiology and medical imaging areas.
    2. Exhibit professionalism in radiologic sciences according to the standards of practice, patient confidentiality, values, and the code of ethics.
    3. Foster a caring environment by applying critical thinking, leadership, communication, and basic research skills. Serve as competent
    4. Meeting the needs of society and aligning with international standards.
    5. Engage in lifelong learning to develop and integrate knowledge and skills through continuing education.

PROGRAM INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES

The program graduates will be able to:

  1. Apply knowledge     of    foundational      sciences,    radiological              principles,      anatomy, physiology, and pathology relevant to diagnostic radiologic technology practice.
  2. Implement appropriate radiological procedures to ensure safety, accuracy, and quality.
  3. Integrate ethical principles, professional codes of conduct, and legal and regulatory requirements relevant to diagnostic radiologic technology practice.
  4. Utilize research methodologies and evidence-based findings in professional practice.
  5. Evaluate medical images for normal anatomy, common pathology, and technical quality.
  6. Maintain the confidentiality and safety of patients and radiology staff in accordance with national and international standards.
  7. Provide patient education and care before, during, and after diagnostic radiology procedures.
  8. Communicate effectively with patients, their families, and healthcare members.
  9. Exhibit teamwork, leadership, and inter-professional collaboration relevant to diagnostic radiologic technology practice.
  10. Demonstrate professionalism, accountability, commitment to lifelong learning, and continuous professional development.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

  1. Pass all the major courses shown in the curriculum plan with a minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 2.0/4.0
  2. Achieving a minimum grade of C (70%) as proof of mastery on all professional courses and a minimum grade of D (60%) for non-professional courses.
  3. Successful completion of all credit hours ( A total of 133 credits)