Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Imaging) (Conversion)

Course structure

The course is 192 points consisting of the following:

  1. Level 1 entry (96 point credit package) or the equivalent of 12 x 8 point subjects.
  2. Level 2 entry (128 point credit package) or the equivalent of 8 x 8 point subjects.

Common

Level 1 entry

Directed Pathway Electives:

MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16)
or
PHY109 Foundation Physics of Medical Imaging (16)

Core:

MRS203 Imaging Anatomy (8)
HLT430 Research methods (8)
MRS341 Image Interpretation and Correlation (16)
MRS403 Digital Image Processing and Informatics (8)
PHY200 Radiation Detectors (8)
MRS426 Ultrasound (8)
MRS360 Radiation, Biology & Protection (8)
MRS434 MRI (8)
MRS432 CT (8)

Level 2 entry

Directed Elective (8)
Directed Elective (8)
Directed Elective (8)
HLT430 Research methods (8)
MRS426 Ultrasound (8)
MRS403 Digital Image Processing and Informatics (8)
MRS434 MRI (8)
MRS432 CT (8)

Students will be allocated electives based on their previous studies from the following restricted electives

MRS203 Imaging Anatomy (8)
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16)
PHY200 Rad. Det. & Devices (8)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16)
MRS360 Radiation, Biology & Protection (8)

Enrolment pattern

LEVEL 1 credit package

Stream one (for students assessed to need a greater understanding of physics content required at undergraduate level)

Session 1 (30)
PHY109 Foundation Physics of Medical Imaging (16)
MRS203 Imaging Anatomy (8)

Session 2 (60)
PHY109 continued (16)
PHY200 Rad. Det. & Devices (8)

Session 3 (30)
MRS360 Radiation, Biology & Protection (8)
MRS403 Digital Image Processing and Informatics (8)

Session 4 (60)
HLT430 Research methods (8)
MRS432 CT (8)

Session 5 (30)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16)
MRS426 Ultrasound (8)

Session 6 (60)
MRS341 continued (16)
MRS434 MRI (8)

Stream two (for students assessed to need a greater understanding of pathology content required at undergraduate level)

Session 1 (30)
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16)
MRS203 Imaging Anatomy (8)

Session 2 (60)
MRS211 continued (16)
PHY200 Rad. Det. & Devices (8)

Session 3 (30)
MRS360 Radiation, Biology & Protection (8)
MRS403 Digital Image Processing and Informatics (8)

Session 4 (60)
HLT430 Research methods (8)
MRS432 CT (8)

Session 5 (30)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16)
MRS426 Ultrasound (8)

Session 6 (60)
MRS341 continued (16)
MRS434 MRI (8)

LEVEL 2 credit package

Students are directed as to the electives most suited to them based on their previous qualifications from the list of restricted electives below

Session 1 (30)
Directed Elective (8)
Directed Elective (8)

Session 2 (60)
Directed Elective (8)
HLT430 Research methods (8)

Session 3 (30)
MRS426 Ultrasound (8)
MRS403 Digital Image Processing and Informatics (8)

Session 4 (60)
MRS434 MRI (8)
MRS432 CT (8)

Restricted electives

MRS203 Imaging Anatomy (8)
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (8)
PHY200 Rad. Det. & Devices (8)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16)
MRS360 Radiation, Biology & Protection (8)

LEVEL 1 credit package (fulltime equivalent)

Stream one (for students assessed to need a greater understanding of physics content required at undergraduate level)

Note that a minimum 3 subjects per semester is necessary for student visa requirements for fulltime study. The following enrolment pattern accommodates this, the fact that international students have visas issued for two years (and they want to stay for the whole two years) and the limitations surrounding several 16 point subjects which limit flexibility.

Session 1 (30)
PHY109 Foundation Physics of Medical Imaging (16)
MRS203 Imaging Anatomy (8)
MRS403 Digital Image Processing and Informatics (8)

Session 2 (60)
PHY109 continued (16)
HLT430 Research methods (8)
PHY200 Rad. Det. & Devices (8)

Session 3 (30)
MRS360 Radiation, Biology & Protection (8)
MRS426 Ultrasound (8)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16)

Session 4 (60)
MRS432 CT (8)
MRS434 MRI (8)
MRS341 continued (16)

Stream two (for students assessed to need a greater understanding of pathology content required at undergraduate level)

Session 1 (30)
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (16)
MRS203 Imaging Anatomy (8)
MRS360 Radiation, Biology & Protection (8)

Session 2 (60)
MRS211 continued (16)
HLT430 Research methods (8)
PHY200 Rad. Det. & Devices (8)

Session 3 (30)
MRS403 Digital Image Processing and Informatics (8)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16)
MRS426 Ultrasound (8)

Session 4 (60)
MRS432 CT (8)
MRS341 continued (16)
MRS434 MRI (8)

LEVEL 2 credit package (fulltime equivalent on campus)

Students are directed as to the electives most suited to them based on their previous qualifications from the list of restricted electives below

Session 1 (30)
Directed Elective (8)
Directed Elective (8)
MRS426 Ultrasound (8)
MRS403 Digital Image Processing and Informatics (8)

Session 2 (60)
Directed Elective (8)
HLT430 Research methods (8)
MRS432 CT (8)
MRS434 MRI (8)

Restricted electives

MRS203 Imaging Anatomy (8)
MRS211 Imaging Pathology (8)
PHY200 Rad. Det. & Devices (8)
MRS341 Image Interpretation & Correlation (16)
MRS360 Radiation, Biology & Protection (8)
 

Professional recognition

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

http://www.csu.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/medical_imaging_conversion

At a glance

Study Mode

On campus; Distance education

Where

Wagga Wagga

When

Session 1

Level

Undergraduate

Duration

1-2 years distance education

International?

YES

Indicative ATAR

TBA

How to apply

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