Distance learning program

Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Technology

Sarhad Institute of Allied Health Sciences

4 years 8 semesters 138 credit hours Maximum 6 years

Program overview

The Bachelor of Science in Radiology & Imaging Technology is a four-year professional degree focused on medical imaging techniques used for diagnosing and monitoring diseases. The program provides in-depth knowledge of radiographic procedures, ultrasound, CT scans, MRI, and other advanced imaging technologies. Students receive hands-on training in operating imaging equipment and ensuring patient safety during procedures. BS Radiology & Imaging Technology graduates are essential members of the diagnostic healthcare team. Career opportunities include roles as radiologic technologists, MRI/CT scan technicians, sonographers, and imaging specialists in hospitals, diagnostic centers, and research institutions.

Eligibility

4 Years: Candidates with HSSC (Pre-Medical / Relevant Technology) or A-Levels with equivalency certificate from IBCC Islamabad with at least 50% marks are eligible to apply. Candidate with Diploma from any Medical Faculty in relevant field with at least 50% marks in annual system or 2.00 CGPA on the scale of 4.00 in semester system with equivalency certificate from IBCC Islamabad are eligible to apply.
2.5 Years: The candidates holding Associate Degree in non-relevant Allied Health disciplines with at least 50% marks in annual system or at least 2.00 CGPA on the scale of 4.00 from any recognized university/DAI will be allowed to take admission in the 2.5 years track subject to departmental approval. In such cases the candidate will attend the Bridge Semester of the same discipline and will follow the scheme of study from 5th till 8th semester.
2 Years: Candidates holding Associate Degree in Relevant Technology with at least 2.00 CGPA on the scale of 4.00 from any recognized university/DAI will join from the 5th semester of their degree program. The candidate will study more credit hours than they studied in their previous university/DAI.
Candidates will have to appear in an entry test / interview to be conducted by any registered Testing Agency or University.

Documents required

Matric DMC and Secondary School Certificate
Intermediate DMC & Provisional Certificate, and Higher Secondary School Certificate
Equivalency Certificate from IBCC (For A Level/Other than BISE students)
Bachelors DMC/Transcript and Bachelors Degree
Applicant CNIC / Form B
Father/Guardian CNIC
Domicile
04 Recent Passport size Photographs (Light Blue Background)
NOC from previous University (for Migration/Transfer Cases)
Original Transcript from previous University (for Migration/Transfer Cases)

Program Objectives and Program Outcomes

Program Learning Objectives:

To develop a strong foundational knowledge in the anatomy of the human body, with basic knowledge of its physiology, biochemistry and pathology.
To equip the students with practical skills in the use, radiation protection and maintenance of equipment specific to radiology and imaging, e.g. ultra-sonography, MRI/CT, Mammography & Fluoroscopy etc.
To promote critical thinking and problem-solving abilities through case studies, simulations and clinical rotations in healthcare outlets.
To enhance students' understanding of professional and ethical standards in radiology and imaging technology, emphasizing patient safety, quality assurance and effective communication.
To focus and participate in research and analysis in the field of radiology and imaging.

Program Learning Outcomes:

Graduates will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of radiology and imaging including the anatomy of the human body, physiology and pathology.
Graduates will demonstrate proficiency in practical skills in the use, radiation protection, troubleshooting and maintenance of equipment specific to radiology and imaging ensuring optimal patient care.
Graduates will apply evidence-based practices and critical thinking skills to effectively manage and respond to the clinical challenges in the field of radiology and imaging.
Graduates will adhere to the highest ethical standards demonstrating professionalism, effective communication, and a commitment to patient safety and quality care.
Graduates will demonstrate skills in research and analysis in the field of radiology and imaging.

Fee Structure

Program Duration (Years)	4
No. of Semesters	8
Admission Fee (One Time)	10,000
Sem Enrollment/ Exam Fee	20,000
Tuition Fee (Per Sem)	59,400
Security (Refundable)	10,000
Council Registration Fee (One Time)	1,500
Survey Camp/ Clerkship/ Clinical Fee	15,000
Sem-1 Fee	100,900
Sem-2 Fee	79,400
Sem-3 Fee	79,400
Sem-4 Fee	79,400
Sem-5 Fee	94,400
Sem-6 Fee	94,400
Sem-7 Fee	94,400
Sem-8 Fee	79,400
Total Program Fee	701,700

Fees are subject to university policy and may be revised. Please confirm the current payable amount with the Distance Learning Directorate or your selected center.

Scheme of study

Explore the courses included in each semester of this program.

Semester 18 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
AHS 101	Human Anatomy	2-1
AHS 103	Human Physiology	2-1
AHS 105	Introduction to Medical Biochemistry	1-1
GE 116	Quantitative Reasoning - I (Pre-Calculus)	3-0
ENG 100	Functional English	3-0
GH101	Islamic Studies	2-0
GH 102	Value, Ethics and Society (For Non-Muslims)	2-0
GE 115	Introduction to Sociology	2-0

Semester 27 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
MIT 100	Introduction to Medical ImagingTechnology	2-0
AHS 107	First Aid & Emergency Care	1-1
AHS 109	Introduction to Medical Equipment & Technology	2-1
AHS 111	Introduction to Allied Health Sciences - I	2-0
AHS 113	Patient Safety & Infection Control	1-1
GE 119	Quantitative Reasoning - II (Introduction to Statistics)	3-0
IT 107	Applications of ICT	2-1

Semester 39 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
AHS 209	Introduction to Allied Health Sciences - II	2-0
AHS 200	General Pathology	2-1
AHS 221	Introduction to Public Health and Epidemiology	3-0
GE 110	Introduction to Philosophy	2-0
GE 205	Civics and Community Engagement	2-0
MB 200	Basic Medical Microbiology	2-1
GE 109	Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan	2-0
QT 101	Understanding of Holy Quran - I (for Muslims)	0-1
MR 101	Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan - I (for Non-Muslims)	1-0

Semester 49 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
AHS 214	General Pharmacology	2-1
ENG 116	Expository Writing	3-0
AHS 217	Healthcare Systems & Policies	2-0
AHS 213	Healthcare Marketing & Management	2-0
AHS 219	Introduction to Nursing Practice	2-1
GE 307	Entrepreneurship	2-0
GH 103	Pakistan Studies	2-0
QT 300	Understanding of Holy Quran - II (for Muslims)	0-1
MR 300	Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan - II (for Non-Muslims)	1-0

Semester 57 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
RD 205	Radiation Sciences & Technology	1-1
MI 310	General Radiology & Positioning Techniques	1-1
MI 308	Fluoroscopy & Radiological Procedures	2-1
RD 307	Mammography & Special Radiological Techniques	2-1
RD 303	Radiobiology & Radiation Protection	2-0
MI 302	Applied Medicine	3-0
MI 316	Supervised Clinical Practice – I	0-3

Semester 67 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
MI 300	Anatomy for Diagnostic Imaging	2-1
MI 304	Computed & Digital Radiography	2-0
MI 306	Computed Tomography - I	1-1
MI 314	Magnetic Resonance Imaging - I	1-1
MI 312	General Surgery	3-0
AI 323	Artificial Intelligence in Health Care	3-0
MI 318	Supervised Clinical Practice – II	0-3

Semester 75 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
MI 400	Computed Tomography - II	1-1
MI 402	Magnetic Resonance Imaging - II	1-1
RD 404	Introduction to Diagnostic Clinical Sonography	1-2
RES 477	Scientific Writing & Research Methods	3-0
MI 416	Supervised Clinical Practice – III	0-3

Semester 86 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
RD 415	Clinical Pathology and Radiological Presentation	2-1
RD 402	Therapeutic Radiology	1-1
MD 401	Nuclear Medicine	1-1
RD 312	Interventional Radiology	1-1
MI 422	Supervised Clinical Practice IV	0-3
RES 485	Capstone Project	0-3

Bridge9 courses

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
MIT 100	Introduction to Medical Imaging Technology	2-0
AHS 107	First Aid & Emergency Care	1-1
AHS 109	Introduction to Medical Equipment & Technology	2-1
AHS 113	Patient Safety & Infection Control	1-1
AHS 221	Introduction to Public Health and Epidemiology	3-0
MB 200	Basic Medical Microbiology	2-1
AHS 219	Introduction to Nursing Practice	2-1
QT 101	Understanding of Holy Quran - I (for Muslims)	0-1
MR 101	Minority Rights in the Constitution of Pakistan - I (for Non-Muslims)	1-0

Summer1 course

Course code	Course title	Credit hours
SI 450	Supervised Internship	0-3

Centers offering this program

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