Imaging and radiotherapy techniques

Professionalism and human sensitivity: a figure at the service of others

Choosing to embark on this path means wanting to mature, in addition to technical and scientific skills, strong interpersonal skills and a strong ability to work in a team.

The programmes are organised in facilities located throughout the country: the partnerships activated with hospitals, health authorities and institutes allow the undergraduate degree programme to be carried out in different locations before the final qualifying examination for the profession.

Teaching methodology

Direct experiences are the real added value of these programmes: in addition to lectures, from the first year students are involved in practical training activities and clinical internships (with professional tutors).

And then?

In addition to the theoretical disciplines, there is also an in-depth study of computer procedures and the most advanced techniques in the field of radiology and radiotherapy. This is also combined with the opportunity to experience what has been learned within the internship activities.

The undergraduate degree programme in Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques, a degree qualifying for the profession of medical radiology technician, is based primarily on theoretical disciplines, which are accompanied by an in-depth study of computer procedures and the most advanced techniques in the field of radiodiagnostics, radiotherapy, nuclear medicine and health physics. The internship experiences, provided in the specific areas of specialisation, are a valuable opportunity in which the knowledge, methodologies and techniques learned, in particular in the field of interventional radiology and neuroradiology, can be experimented.