BS Medical Imaging Technology

It is a four-year Allied Health Sciences program that prepares students to support diagnostic and interventional imaging services through radiography, CT, MRI, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, mammography, radiation protection, digital imaging systems, clinical practice, internship, and capstone learning.

Modern imaging departments increasingly use digital workflows, PACS/RIS systems, image quality checks, dose awareness, and AI-assisted imaging education. Students learn to combine professional imaging knowledge with responsible digital tools, patient safety, documentation, and supervised clinical practice.

No. During the degree, students work only under approved academic, laboratory, or clinical supervision. The program builds professional readiness, but independent practice or employment depends on employer requirements, regulatory rules, University completion, and student performance.

The roadmap includes supervised clinical practice, case logs, imaging procedures, patient safety, radiation protection, research methods, capstone work, and internship exposure so that students gradually connect classroom learning with supervised healthcare environments.

Students can build supervised learning evidence through clinical logs, imaging-related reports, health education material, digital documentation, research summaries, and capstone work while staying within academic and clinical supervision rules.

Graduates may explore supervised roles in hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, radiography departments, CT/MRI/ultrasound support, PACS/RIS workflow support, quality assurance, radiation safety support, or further study in imaging and health technology fields.

No. The program does not guarantee any job, income, independent practice, or licensure. Career progression depends on performance, employer requirements, professional rules, regulatory conditions, and the student’s practical competence.

The BS Medical Imaging Technology program is a four-year undergraduate degree offered across eight regular semesters. Students are expected to complete the degree within four years, while the maximum allowed duration is normally six years, subject to University policy and statutory approval.

Students are required to complete a total of 138 credit hours for the award of the BS Medical Imaging Technology degree. These credit hours are distributed across General Education, Allied Health Common Core, Interdisciplinary, Major Domain Core, Internship/Field Experience, and Capstone/Research Project components.

Yes. The program includes 3 credit hours of Field Experience/Internship and 3 credit hours of Capstone/Research Project. These components help students gain practical clinical exposure, apply imaging knowledge in real healthcare settings, and develop research and professional problem-solving skills before graduation.

The current semester fee is Rs. 100,000 for Nutrition and other Allied Health Sciences programs, subject to official admission-time confirmation and University policy.

For Allied Health Sciences programs, merit scholarship may be offered as follows: 90% and above marks: 40% scholarship; 80% to 89% marks: 35% scholarship; 70% to 79% marks: 30% scholarship; and 60% to 69% marks: 20% scholarship, subject to verification and University approval.

Yes. Kinship discount may be 25% and alumni discount may be 50%, subject to verification, eligibility, continuation rules, and University policy.

Students may apply for a 50% study loan subject to approval under University policy. Approved students may be required to complete assigned University work and repay according to the approved repayment schedule.

Yes. The roadmap has been prepared using the HEC Allied Health Sciences Curricula 2026 and the University roadmap template, subject to statutory review and approval.

Students should understand that the University of South Asia is chartered, HEC-recognized, and globally recognized as a degree-awarding university. Program delivery and clinical components remain subject to applicable University, HEC, statutory, and professional requirements.

No. The file does not make unsupported licensing or independent-practice claims. Any professional or regulatory requirement will be followed according to the applicable approved rules.