BMRIT
Bachelor of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technology with training in radiology, imaging diagnostics, and radiation safety.
About the BMRIT programme
A four-year degree in medical radiology and imaging technology, training the technologists who operate X-ray, CT, MRI and ultrasound equipment. The programme covers radiation physics and protection, cross-sectional anatomy and imaging protocol alongside extended clinical training in hospital radiology departments.
Why study BMRIT at TIU
X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound and nuclear medicine, taught on equipment and in clinical postings.
Radiation physics and protection are full modules, since the responsibility is legal as well as clinical.
Taught specifically for imaging interpretation and protocol selection.
Supervised practice in working hospital imaging units.
What you study, year by year
Indicative structure. Module sequencing may vary by batch and regulatory guidelines.
Tools and platforms
Who this programme suits
- Science students seeking a technical clinical role
- Anyone drawn to imaging technology and diagnostic work
- Students wanting a defined hospital profession on graduation
Where this degree takes you
BMRIT: common questions
With correct protocol, yes. Radiation protection and safety is a full module and governs practice throughout the clinical training — it is the profession's central discipline.
Radiologists report and diagnose; technologists acquire the images, select and execute protocol, and ensure image quality. The technologist's judgement directly determines whether a scan is diagnostic.
CT and MRI skills are in strongest demand, and both are covered in year three with clinical exposure.
Yes — M.Sc in medical imaging technology and related allied health postgraduate routes.
Admissions for 2026 are open
Talk to the admissions team about eligibility, scholarships, and the application timeline for BMRIT.
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