The course of 4 academic years (8 Semesters) leads to a B.Sc. (Honours) in Radiological Sciences. The program requires a minimum number of contact hours, essential for attaining the requisite professional competence. In addition to lectures, the students get extensive hands-on experience both at the university clinical x-ray departments and in clinical rotations at the Ministry of Health hospitals for practical exposure. English is the language of instruction.p>

Career Opportunities: Radiological Sciences is the profession whose members have the responsibility to provide skilled technical expertise in Diagnostic X-Ray Departments. The Radiological Technologist is the professional whose role is to produce radiographs of various body parts and systems, submitting them to the radiologist for diagnostic interpretation. The graduate professionals form part of the health care team, headed by a medical doctor, and their professionalism and understanding of the care requirements make their role essential in any health care system.

As a Radiological Technologist:

1. Graduates find employment in academic hospitals, community health centers, and in private and public practices.

2. Graduates in diagnostic radiography can also start independent private practices.

3. Other opportunities include post-graduate study.