Bachelor of Medical Imaging & Radiotherapy (Hons)

This programmeencompasses two disciplines medical imaging and radiotherapy. Medical Imaging is the acquisition of images of the human body for the purpose of diagnosis using ionizing and non ionizing radiationeg radiography, Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. Radiotherapy isthe medical use of ionizingradiation as part of cancer treatment to control or kill malignant cells.

What Will You Learn

• You’ll be the one interpreting images and films of x-rays and CT scans. To ensure that any shortfall is recognised and addressed appropriately, you'll need a sharp eye for even the smallest irregularity.
• While radio imaging may appear to be a less demanding degree than medicine, you will still be needed to understand the principles of anatomy and perform shifts in the early morning hours.
• When you may be relatively alone in a room at times while the imaging is being performed, you will have to collaborate with doctors who may hold opposing views in order to identify the best possible approach of treating the patient.

Career Prospect

• Radiographer
• Radiation Therapist
• Scientific Officer
• Radiation Protection Officer
• Application Specialist
• Academician

Year 1

• General Physics
• Anatomy & Physiology I
• Behavioral Science
• Radiation Physics & Safety
• General Pharmacology
• Human Radiation Biology
• Professional Ethics and Patient Care
• Anatomy & Physiology II
• Basic Pathology
• Imaging Process
• Radiographic Instrumentation
• Radiotherapy Instrumentation
• Biostatistic
• Falsafah dan Isu Semasa (FIS)
• Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban (PEP)

Year 2

• Systemic Pathology
• Radiographic Anatomy & Critique
• Radiographic Technique I
• Oncology I
• Radiotherapy Treatment Planning
• Sectional Anatomy
• Malaysia Government and Public Policy
• Computing & Medical Informatics
• Radiographic Technique II
• Oncology II
• Radiotherapy Technique I
• Specialized Radiographic Technique
• Computed Tomography
• Leadership and Development
• Interprofessional Learning/Complementary Medicine

Year 3

• Ultrasound
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging
• Brachytherapy
• Radiotherapy Technique II
• Medical Imaging Clinical Practice I
• Radiotherapy Clinical Practice I
• Amunited 2
• Research Methodology
• Radionuclide & Hybrid Imaging
• Medical Imaging Clinical Practice II
• Radiotherapy Clinical Practice II
• Introduction to Mandarin/Health Insurance

Year 4

• Comparative Imaging
• Comparative Radiotherapy
• Medical Imaging Clinical Practice III
• Radiotherapy Clinical Practice III
• Healthcare Management/Entrepreneurship
• Medical Imaging Clinical Practice IV
• Radiotherapy Clinical Practice IV
• Research Project

Entry Requirement

• Pass Matriculation / Foundation/STPM programme or equivalent qualification with minimum GPA 2.33 in TWO of the following subjects: Biology, Physics/Mathematics or Chemistry.; or
• A-Level programme or equivalent qualification with minimum Grade D in TWO of the following subjects: Biology, Physics/Mathematics or Chemistry.
• Recognised Diploma with minimum CGPA of 2.75 in related field; OR
• Recognised Diploma with CGPA below than 2.75 and a minimum working experience of 3 years (36 months) in related field, AND
• Obtained MUET Band 3 or IELTS (5.5)/TOEFL (550) English proficiency for foreign students: Candidate should obtain IELTS (5.5)/TOEFL (550) paper-based or equivalent.