BSc · Health Sciences
BSc Diagnostic Imaging
- Qualification
- BSc
- Duration
- 4 years
- Region
- Volta
Overview
Diagnostic Imaging focuses on producing and interpreting medical images that help healthcare teams detect, monitor and manage disease and injury. In Ghana, trained imaging professionals support timely diagnosis in hospitals and clinics, while advances in ultrasound, computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging create opportunities for specialised practice.
What you will study
You study anatomy, physiology, imaging physics, radiographic positioning, ultrasound, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, image evaluation and patient care. Clinical training helps you develop safe equipment use, radiation awareness, communication and professional practice skills.
Career prospects
You can work as a diagnostic imaging professional, medical imaging technologist, sonographer or imaging applications specialist, subject to registration and scope-of-practice requirements. Employment is available in public and private hospitals, diagnostic centres, specialist clinics, equipment companies and international healthcare systems.
Who this programme may suit
You do well if you are interested in technology, anatomy and patient-centred care, and can remain calm in clinical settings. Precision, visual awareness, empathy and a commitment to safety are essential.