About us :
The program is offered at the bachelor level. The student will earn their degree upon successful completion of 128 credits hours distributed as follows:
- 18 credit hours of university requirements
- 37 credit hours of General and Biomedical science requirements
- 73 credit hours of department requirements
The curriculum includes theoretical and practical sessions distributed over three years. The courses are offered in a systemic curricular manner proceeding from basic to advanced knowledge and skills related to plain radiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, interventional radiography and sonography while increasing the student's conceptual, inter-personal, and technical skills required for competent radiologic technologist.
Goals and Objectives of the Program:
- Develop the students’ knowledge and skills in their specialist field.
- Promote a spirit of scientific inquiry amongst the staff and students.
- Guide the students’ development of ethical values.
- Foster a sense of professional community amongst the students and those of other departments.
- Encourage attitudes of life-long learning, including the pursuit of continuing education opportunities.
- Foster professional links with working radiographers and with the Ministry of Health, in order to prepare the department for a leading role in developing good radiation protection practices.
