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Radiology & Imaging Technology | Allied Healthcare Sciences

Master of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology

A postgraduate degree for radiology technologists who want advanced imaging, supervisory and teaching roles, with clinical training in the radiology and imaging departments of a nearby Apollo hospital or one of our partner hospitals.

Usually 2 Years (set by the University) B.Sc. Radiology & Imaging Technology Graduates Advanced CT, MRI & Ultrasound Research Dissertation Partner University Degree

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2 Years, usually (set by the Partner University)

4 Semesters in the Usual Scheme

1 Dissertation

5 Career Roles Covered

What is Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology?

Imaging technologists produce the X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound and mammography images that doctors use to diagnose disease. They position patients, operate the machines, apply radiation safety rules, and make sure image quality is good enough for the radiologist to report.

At master's level the course adds advanced modality skills, protocol design, quality assurance, radiation protection and research.

Choose a partner university tied up with Apollo Healthcare Academy (see our partner universities), train at a nearby Apollo hospital or one of our partner hospitals, and get hands-on experience, career guidance and job and placement support from AHA. Your partner university awards the degree.

WHY MASTER OF MEDICAL RADIOLOGY AND IMAGING TECHNOLOGY

Programme Highlights

Here is what makes the Master of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology with Apollo Healthcare Academy a strong step towards a senior imaging career:

Advanced CT, MRI & Interventional

Advanced CT, MRI and interventional imaging.

Radiation Protection & QA

Radiation physics, protection and quality assurance.

Imaging Informatics & PACS

Imaging informatics and PACS.

Research & Dissertation

Research methods and a dissertation.

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

Programme Objective

The programme prepares senior imaging technologists who can:

Run advanced scans.

Maintain quality and safety standards.

Train others.

CORE CURRICULUM

MEDICAL RADIOLOGY AND IMAGING TECHNOLOGY SYLLABUS & SUBJECTS

The list below shows the usual arrangement of subjects. The partner university sets the final scheme.

Semester I

Advanced Radiological Physics Sectional Anatomy Imaging Pharmacology and Contrast Research Methodology

Semester II

Advanced CT Advanced MRI Ultrasound Biostatistics

Semester III

Interventional and Special Procedures Radiation Protection Quality Assurance PACS and Imaging Informatics

Semester IV

Dissertation and clinical posting

Dissertation Clinical Posting Viva Voce

ADMISSION INFORMATION

Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology Admission, Eligibility & Fees

Everything you need to know about eligibility, how to apply and fees for the Master of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology programme, 2027 admissions.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

A B.Sc. in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology or a related imaging degree, with the minimum marks the partner university sets.
Duration is as set by the partner university (usually two years).
Clinical training is in the radiology and imaging departments of a nearby Apollo hospital or one of our partner hospitals.
The degree is awarded by the partner university you choose from those tied up with Apollo Healthcare Academy.

WHO CAN APPLY

Graduates in medical radiology and imaging technology or related imaging degrees.

TUITION FEE

SHARED AT COUNSELLING

2027 BATCH

Fees are shared by the admissions team at counselling. Please confirm the current fee with the institution once before you decide.

HOW TO APPLY

Talk to the Apollo Healthcare admissions team.
Pick a partner university from our list.
Upload your degree marks sheet.
Complete counselling and the document check.

CAREER OUTLOOK

Build a Rewarding Career in Imaging Technology

Many kinds of organisations need advanced imaging technologists.

who needs advanced imaging technologists

Hospitals.
Diagnostic imaging chains.
Cancer centres.
Equipment companies.

what the master's degree supports

Supervisory roles.
Quality roles.
Application-specialist roles.
Teaching roles.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Jobs and Career Options after Master of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology

Graduates can work as senior CT or MRI technologists, imaging quality officers, clinical application specialists, imaging department supervisors and lecturers.

ROLE	WHAT YOU DO
Senior CT or MRI technologist	Run and optimise advanced scans
Imaging quality officer	Maintain image quality and radiation safety standards
Clinical application specialist	Train hospital staff on imaging equipment
Imaging department supervisor	Lead an imaging team
Lecturer	Teach radiology and imaging technology

STEP 1

Technologist

STEP 2

Senior Technologist

STEP 3

Chief Technologist

STEP 4

Department Head
or Educator

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Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology FAQs

Everything you need to know about the Master of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology programme: eligibility, how it differs from a radiologist's degree and what Apollo Healthcare Academy provides.

Disclaimer:

The information on this page is for guidance. Eligibility, fees and course details follow the rules of the partner university and can change. Please confirm the current details with the institution before you apply.

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