Bachelor of Radiography and Medical Imaging Degree Course

Monash University offers a 4 year degree program that encapsulates all the requirements to become an accredited radiographer.

• The Monash Bachelor of Radiography and Medical Imaging is an integrated academic and clinical course of 4 years duration.
• Students graduate with either a pass or with first or second class Honours depending upon overall academic performance
• The curriculum is student centered and contextualised to professional learning needs. Units of study are integrated vertically and horizontally in relation to the various imaging modalities studied in the course. For example, students only study cross sectional anatomy when learning about imaging modalities capable of generating cross sectional images. This approach is totally integrated with periods of related clinical studies.
• Clinical studies are intimately related to the on-campus teaching activities and are undertaken in 4 week or 5 week rotations commencing in the first semester of first year.
• Students can expect to gain relevant experience at a wide variety of clinical institutions ranging from Victorian Rural and Regional Hospitals to major metropolitan Melbourne Hospitals with placements in Tasmania another feature of the course.
• The program prides itself on the strong links it seeks and creates between the classroom and the work place.