Master of Science (MSc) in Radiology and Imaging Technology

Overview

M.Sc. Medical Radiological Techniques is a 2- year postgraduate course that studies the application of technology for viewing, analyzing, and interpreting such a non-uniformly composed object as the human body. The earliest discovery among imaging technologies was the X-ray, which was discovered by Roentgen in 1895. In the past 30 years, growth in this field has accelerated with the introduction of Interventional Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and cross-sectional imaging. The program imparts advanced learning to eligible students in radiographic techniques of X-ray, MRI and ultrasonography, involving papers on the principles of Radiographic Exposure, Nuclear Medicine Imaging Techniques, Biostatistics and Radiation Evaluation, and Protection in Diagnostic Radiology.

Eligibility

A candidate seeking admissions to the course must have passed BRIT / B.Sc. Radiography / BMIT / BM-RIT with compulsory internship or one year of clinical experience.

Minimum Education