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Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Imaging) (Conversion)

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Course structure

HLT330 Research Methods in Health Sciences
MRS203 Imaging Anatomy
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16 points)
MRS233 Digital Image Processing and Informatics
MRS360 Radiation Dosimetry, Biology & Protection
MRS432 Computed Tomography
MRS434 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16 points)
MRS370 Radiologic Imaging 2 (16 points)

Directed subject that may be offered in the Medical Imaging conversion at the discretion of the Courses Director:
MRS426 Diagnostic Ultrasound

Bridging subject that may be required to be completed by the student in the Medical Imaging conversion at the discretion of the Courses Director. This subject will be required to be completed before the standard enrolment pattern above:
PHY100 Medical Radiation Physics (16 points)

+ Residential School

No subjects with a Residential School component have been identified in this course.

+ Workplace Learning

Please note that the following subject has a Workplace Learning component.

MRS370 Radiological Imaging 2

Enrolment pattern

The Courses Director will assess all applicants’ previous study to determine the level of credit that will be awarded and the subject required to be undertaken so to complete the degree on an individual basis.

A typical credit pattern for credit of 96 points, part-time enrolment pattern – 3 years to complete, is:


96 points Credit – (96 points to complete) – DE Mode
Session 30
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16 points) (commence)
MRS233 Digital Image Processing and Informatics
Session 60
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16 points) (complete)
MRS203 Imaging Anatomy

Session 30
MRS370 Radiologic Imaging 2 (16 points) (commence)
MRS432 Computed Tomography
Session 60
MRS370 Radiologic Imaging 2 (16 points) (complete)
HLT330 Research Methods in Health Sciences

Session 30
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16 points) (commence)
MRS434 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Session 60
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16 points) (complete)
MRS360 Radiation Dosimetry, Biology & Protection

96 points Credit – (96 points to complete) – Internal Mode – February Commencement
Session 30

MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16 points) (commence)
MRS233 Digital Image Processing and Informatics
MRS432 Computed Tomography

Session 60
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16 points) (complete)
MRS203 Imaging Anatomy
MRS360 Radiation Dosimetry, Biology & Protection

Session 30
MRS370 Radiologic Imaging 2 (16 points) (commence)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16 points) (commence)
MRS434 Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Session 60
MRS370 Radiologic Imaging 2 (16 points) (complete)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16 points) (complete)
HLT330 Research Methods in Health Sciences

96 points Credit – (96 points to complete) – Internal Mode – July Commencement
Session 60
MRS203 Imaging Anatomy
MRS360 Radiation Dosimetry, Biology & Protection
HLT330 Research Methods in Health Sciences

Session 30
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16 points) (commence)
MRS370 Radiologic Imaging 2 (16 points) (commence)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16 points) (commence)

Session 60
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16 points) (complete)
MRS370 Radiologic Imaging 2 (16 points) (complete)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16 points) (complete)

Session 30
MRS432 Computed Tomography
MRS233 Digital Image Processing and Informatics
MRS434 Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Applicants who are graduates with a Diploma level qualification from Nanyang Polytechnic College, Singapore, will be offered the following due to prior credit arrangements that have been established with Nanyang Polytechnic College.

Nanyang Polytechnic College Credit – 160 points (32 points to complete)
Only offered to applicants with a Diploma level qualification in medical imaging / diagnostic radiography from Nanyang Polytechnic College, Singapore

Part-time Enrolment Pattern – 1 year to complete
Session 30
MRS432 Computed Tomography
MRS233 Digital Image Processing and Informatics
Session 60
MRS426 Diagnostic Ultrasound
HLT330 Research Methods in Health Sciences

Professional recognition

There is no requirement for the Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Imaging) to be accredited with the Australian Institute of Radiography.

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Wagga Wagga

When

Session 1

Level

Undergraduate

Duration

1-2 years distance education

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Indicative ATAR

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