GIU is an extraordinary place for learning, discovery and transformation. Here, you have the freedom
to ask questions, challenge the ordinary and spark innovation. We seek out bright and curious minds
with revolutionary ideas to create an empowering community of leaders and change makers.
The BS Medical Imaging Sciences program mission is supported by the following program objectives:
Medical Knowledge:
Providing fine quality education preparing graduates with high-quality education with full-scope radiological services in a professional manner by skilled instructors.
Training students with sufficient scientific and technological skills with competence and safety in radiography in health care delivery systems.
Understanding the relationship between basic and clinical sciences and applying the knowledge in clinical sciences to determine appropriate imaging studies.
Patient Care:
Learning the anatomic appearance of a patient's body parts on imaging studies.
Learning to recognize changes in follow-up studies and to determine the new additional information that can be used in inpatient care.
Practice-Based Learning Improvement:
Facilitating and supporting one's own education by utilizing information technology and reading the latest journal publications.
Assessing, applying and assimilating the investigative knowledge to improve patient care.
Professionalism
Completing responsibilities reliably
Demonstrating empathy, integrity and respect
Systems-based Practice
Recognizing the role of radiation technologist as a member and coordinator of the healthcare team.
Realizing the role in community and society.
Producing appropriate written work and technical information for an academic and professional audience.
Research and development
Undertaking innovative research in Medical Imaging, including the development of research questions, research hypothesis, application of investigative, critical discussion methods, critical review, and presentation of results and conclusions.
Role and Scope
There are many opportunities for the graduates in hospitals and teaching sectors to perform patient assessment, patient management, and a variety of radiologic procedures. This field has a broad scope as one can work as/in:
Clinical areas ranging from prenatal care to surgery and orthopaedics.
Technical representative for a radiology equipment firm.
In a hospital or outpatient clinics.
Researcher in diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy.
Work in post-secondary educational programs in clinics, colleges and hospitals.
Radiologic Technologist
Radiological administrator
Researcher
Junior Radiological Scientist
Lecturer
Radiological Equipment application expert.
Semesters and Courses
Semester 1
Course Code
Course Title
Credit Hours
ISL-101/ETH-100
Islamic Studies /Ethics
2(2-0)
ENG-101
English I (Reading & Writing Skills)
3(3-0)
MATH-101
Mathematics
3(3-0)
CS-101
Introduction to Information & Communication Technologies
3(2-1)
BIOC-101
Biochemistry
3(2-1)
ISL-103
Teaching of Holy Quran with Translation I
1(1-0)
Credit Hours
15 (13-2)
Semester 2
Course Code
Course Title
Credit Hours
PHSL-101
Physiology
3(2-1)
ANA-101
Anatomy
3(3-0)
PS-101
Pakistan Studies
2(2-0)
ENG-102
English II (Communication Skills)
3(3-0)
ISL-104
Teaching of Holy Quran with Translation II
1(1-0)
RAD-111
Medical Radiological Physics and Radiation Sciences & Technology
3(3-0)
Credit Hours
15 (14-1)
Semester 3
Course Code
Course Title
Credit Hours
ISL-201
Teaching of Holy Quran with Translation-III
1(1-0)
ENG-201
English III (Technical Writing & Presentation Skills)
