This course covers topics in medical ultrasound, obstetrics and gynecology, and general medical ultrasound. The course offers students both academic and clinical skills and teaches them about the scientific aspects of ultrasound technology. Students in the course are able to learn about the developments in ultrasound, research methods and fundamental principles of ultrasound.
The diagnostic imaging course offers students an opportunity to gain clinical and research skills in radiography. Students learn about the development of medical diagnostic imaging and the modules focus on science and principles of MRI, anatomy and pathology for imaging, health promotion and research.
A course in image interpretation teaches students how to analyze and interpret radiographic images. The modules within an image interpretation course include principles of image reporting, image interpretation of musculoskeletal system, pathophysiology for image interpretation, management of imaging options, health promotion and forensic radiography.
A breast imaging course educates students who want to focus on mammography and learn to diagnose and treat issues involving breast tissue. The course content focuses on modules involving clinical assessment of the breast, mammography practice, image reporting, theory of breast diagnosis, leadership management and research methods. These modules offer students the clinical skills they need to work as mammographers.
Radiotherapy is the use of ionizing radiation in cancer treatment to control the growth of malignant cells. A radiotherapy course teaches students about diagnostic pathways, science and instrumentation, physics of medical magnetic resonance and research methods. The modules in the program prepare students for clinical work and provide safe and effective practice in radiotherapy.